For over a decade, WESAC Foundation has been dedicated to empowering women and girls — fostering resilience, wellness, and leadership through compassionate, community-centered initiatives.
Our Values
- Empowerment: Helping women build confidence and independence.
- Community: Creating inclusive spaces for shared growth and connection.
- Action: Turning compassion into tangible programs that transform lives.
- Integrity: Operating with transparency, accountability, and respect.
- Equity: Ensuring fairness and access for all, especially marginalized women.
Our Missions
To empower and equip women — especially, immigrant, and refugee women — with the skills, knowledge, and support they need to achieve independence, confidence, and holistic well-being
Our Vision
A world where every woman has equal access to opportunities, wellness, and leadership — enabling her to live with dignity, resilience, and purpose.
Who We Serve
We support immigrant and refugee women, newcomers, youth, single mothers, and women with disabilities. .Every woman is welcomed with dignity, compassion, and a pathway to thrive
Our Story
WESAC began as a grassroots movement supporting rural women in Nigeria. Through years of dedicated service and advocacy, it has grown into an international foundation championing empowerment, education, and economic inclusion for women globally.
In 2024, WESAC expanded its operations to Canada, bridging African and North American communities through shared values of compassion, opportunity, and empowerment.
Today, WESAC continues to lead initiatives that provide mentorship, leadership training, and community connections that change lives.
Empowering Women to Lead
Connecting Women to Resources
Mentorship & Leadership Training
Entrepreneurship & Financial Literacy
Youth Empowerment / Wellness & Healing Spaces
Community Outreach & Advocacy
We believe empowerment begins with opportunity
Bridget Oyiza Isah is a passionate advocate for women’s empowerment and community advancement. With a background in Public Administration, Project Management, and Community Service, she has dedicated her life to creating opportunities for women, youth, and vulnerable communities.
Growing up in Okene, Kogi State, Nigeria, as the only daughter in her family, Bridget developed a deep empathy for others and a strong drive to make a difference. Her commitment led her to establish the WESAC Foundation (Women Empowerment Service Aide Centre) — a nonprofit that now operates across Nigeria and Canada, empowering women through education, wellness, leadership, and advocacy.
Under her leadership, WESAC continues to inspire and transform lives through mentorship programs, community outreach, and sustainable empowerment projects.
Bridget’s leadership at WESAC Foundation is inspired by her belief in shared empowerment — echoing Audre Lorde’s words:
“I am not free while any woman is unfree, even when her shackles are very different from my own.”
For her, every act of service brings the world closer to collective liberation.
Delivering high-impact workshops, mentorship, and skill-building that strengthen women’s confidence and independence.
Providing guidance, resources, and coordinated assistance to women and families facing transition or crisis.
Helping immigrant and refugee women access settlement resources, navigate systems, and build community connections.
Creating safe, nurturing environments for healing through support groups, mental wellness initiatives, and referrals.
Jemila Abdulkareem
Joseph Paul
Aderonke Adegoroye
Razaq Shotunde
Together, we can change lives.
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— WESAC Foundation