On January 1, 2025, widows, single mothers, orphans, and underprivileged individuals will come together to benefit from the generosity of Johanah Napoleon, better known as “Ms. Jay.” The US-based healthcare practitioner, entrepreneur, and philanthropist will be organizing a special New Year outreach, dedicated to providing support to those in need—particularly single mothers and widows. The event will offer essential food items, clothing, and palliatives, reflecting Ms. Jay’s ongoing commitment to charitable initiatives.
“The joy of giving is what motivated me to organize this outreach for single mothers, widows, and the less privileged,” said Ms. Jay. “Women, especially mothers, are the backbone of our communities, and they deserve to be cared for and appreciated.”
In a recent interview, Johanah spoke about her deep desire to give back to her community, a commitment that has only strengthened in the face of global economic challenges. As rising economic pressures continue to affect vulnerable populations, Ms. Jay emphasized the importance of private and community-led efforts to provide assistance.
In addition to distributing food and essential goods, the outreach will also include free medical services. Attendees will have access to health checkups and treatment for conditions such as high blood pressure, cancer screening, malaria, bacterial and fungal infections, and vision issues. Free medication will be provided to those in need, ensuring a holistic approach to well-being.
“We’ll be distributing cash gifts and essential food items like rice, beans, garri, yam tubers, vegetable oil, palm oil, and salt,” Ms. Jay revealed, expressing her intention to make this outreach an annual event. Her goal is to create a sustainable tradition of care that continues to uplift single mothers, widows, and others facing difficult circumstances.
The upcoming event is another example of the charitable work championed by the Johanah Napoleon Foundation. Founded by Johanah Napoleon, the foundation has consistently focused on supporting those in need. Her dedication extends to her professional life as well—she is the founder and owner of Jay Luxury Spa and Wellness Center, a sanctuary dedicated to holistic rejuvenation and self-care.
Through her foundation and personal initiatives, Johanah Napoleon is making a tangible difference in the lives of vulnerable communities. The New Year outreach is not just about providing immediate relief but also about inspiring hope and building a network of support that will last well into the future.