Knowledge is Power (Part 2)

The second part of Osteogenesis Imperfecta Foundation Network, UK’s “Knowledge is Power” series, took place on Saturday, January 10, 2024.

A variety of professionals and specialists spoke during the event. These include the financial technocrat Stella Okuzu, the academic coach and specialist in law Emma Emmanuel, the social scientist and leadership trainer Juliet Makhapila, and the housing expert Toyin Awe who has many years of experience in the industry in the UK.

Dear Organiser, Knowledge is power, OIF Network I am so grateful to your organization for organising this event. As mentioned during the session, I quite enjoyed the session and am very much looking forward to the next one. Again, I must say thank you, as I have never had so much information about what I am entitled to as a person who lives with brittle bone conditions. Since the event, I have been able to get help with making some enquiries and sorting out a few of the entitled benefits. Without your information during your event, I wouldn’t have had the deserved knowledge. I look forward to more of these informative events from your organisation. Thank you to the funders and I hope you get more funding to continue the amazing work your organisation do.

Kate

Dear OIFN, My finances were in a mess before attending your programme ”Knowledge is Power” The information provided helped me so much and I was able to get help through the numbers shared during the information and housing sort me out. I am so grateful I attended the event even when I didn’t want to attend initially as I was very overwhelmed by my issue as having oi isn’t an easy life to go live with. Thank you so much for everything. I hope to share more in the future.

Rosemary

Dear OIF, I sincerely appreciate your organisation setting up this gathering. As I remarked during the session, I had a great time and am already anticipating the next one. I have to thank you once again since I have never known so much about the condition, as a person with the condition and new in the area, I hope your group holds more similar educational gatherings in the future. I'm grateful to the funders and hope you receive further financing so you may keep up the fantastic work as I would not have had the proper expertise without the held event. I hope your group holds more similar educational gatherings in the future. I'm grateful to the funders and hope you receive further financing so you may keep up the fantastic work. Can I also take this opportunity to suggest that your organisation organise get together evert for oi people in the community, so we can get to know each other more as it can feel lonely sometimes? All the best.

Bunms Kay

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