OAKonsult

Disabilities Outreach

Photos and films.

See our work with parent carers in the UK and with children, young people and families in Nigeria, and watch the films that tell Abigail’s story.

Guests and community leaders gather under a canopy as the ribbon is cut at The Bridge

Choose a gallery.

Our photos are grouped by country.

A parent carer holds her Project ME certificate beside the mayor and an OAKonsult host

UK

UK gallery

Project ME, our parent carer groups, Carers Week and community events in Bromley.

Students and OAKonsult staff stand together outside the building at the OAK Club launch

Nigeria

Nigeria gallery

The opening of The Bridge, the OAK Club launch, medical outreach, school visits and our time on radio and TV.

Films.

Films from The Praying Carer Channel on YouTube. They play here in YouTube’s privacy-enhanced mode, and Google’s privacy terms apply once you press play.

Watch ABIGAIL Full Documentary on YouTube

Film, 22 min

ABIGAIL Full Documentary

The full documentary about Abigail’s life and her family.

Watch ABIGAIL on YouTube

Film, 12 min

ABIGAIL

A shorter film about Abigail’s life and how she shaped OAKonsult’s work.

Watch Abigail Changed My Life Forever on YouTube

Film, 3 min

Abigail Changed My Life Forever

Olufunke Adeloye on how Abigail changed her life and led to OAKonsult.

Watch OAK Centre Prime groundbreaking on YouTube

Film, 3 min

OAK Centre Prime groundbreaking

The day we broke ground in Oolo Town, 22 April 2025.

Watch Project ME Impact on YouTube

Film, 4 min

Project ME Impact

Parent carers talk about what changed for them after Project ME.

Watch Six Months of Impact on YouTube

Short

Six Months of Impact

A look back at our work from January to June 2026.

Watch Zumba Class on YouTube

Short

Zumba Class

Our Zumba wellbeing class for parent carers in Bromley.

Watch Happy Carers Week on YouTube

Short

Happy Carers Week

Our Carers Week greeting to every parent carer.

Be part of the next photo.

Our events rely on volunteers and on people who give. You can help in either way, in the UK or in Nigeria.