Stepping Into a New Year of Purpose, Impact, and Possibilities: Reflecting on Growth, Celebrating Progress, and Embracing What Lies Ahead

As we step into a new year, we pause; not just to mark time, but to reflect on a journey filled with purpose, learning, and impact.

Last year, TGNC grew in ways that reminded us why this community exists. We launched the TGNC Food Bank, taking nutrition beyond conversations and into real homes, and later strengthened it through collaboration with Project 36. Across Ibadan, Ede, and Ogbomosho, nutrition education came alive; through webinars, visits to primary health centres, and school outreaches. We marked World Food Day, hosted the Ibadan Female Conference, and officially launched Project 36, expanding our vision for nationwide impact.

Our Glow Girls Project also took shape, reaching young girls with sexual and reproductive health education, confidence and leadership development, life skills, mentorship, emotional wellbeing support, and future readiness initiatives.

Within the TGNC community, we deepened professional growth; hosting six webinars, one focused group discussion, coordinating the Nutrition Educator Program, launching the student fellowship community, and creating learning spaces across clinical nutrition, advocacy, and student challenges.

As this new year begins, we're grateful for the people, the partnerships, and the progress. We're stepping forward with clarity, commitment, and a renewed passion to serve nutrition professionals while impacting communities.

The journey continues and you're a vital part of it.

Keeping you updated - Toluwalope from TGNC 💚