MindtheGap was a platform through which I got technical support, met the right network of change agents and also met mentors during my service year. I advise everyone to take a dvantage of the support MindtheGap provides to create that desired impact for a sustainable future.  

My MindtheGap story started in 2012 when a representative of the organisation visited Corps members in the Lagos orientation camp. He shared their vision of raising ad supporting social entrepreneurs and I bought into that vision and decided to joi the organisation as a Protegee and Volounteer. It was through that platfor I met quite anumber of Corps Members with shared interests and passion to make a difference in their communities. It was energizing to be in such an environent and I learnt a lot from the sessions and the people I connected with  

MindtheGap for me is a home; in fact I call the founder Mr Tayo Olosunde my mentor and friend. Through constant Mentoring from MindtheGap, I developed the social entrepreneurship spirit during my service year and I am bold enough to say that MindtheGap is credited with coming up with the name STEM-Ed (MY ORGANISATION) and also helping to develop an expanded view of STEM-Ed as a social enterprise