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ABOUT US

Who We Are

We believe that no one should face mental illness alone, especially when racial, cultural, spiritual, or systemic barriers make it harder.

The Philip Support Foundation (PSF) is a faith-based Christian organization established in loving memory of Adedapo Philip, who courageously lived with schizophrenia and whose life ended too soon.

Born from a place of deep love, grief, and faith, the foundation exists to honor his legacy by extending Christ-centered mental health support to individuals and families - especially in the Black community, including Black Canadians, immigrants, refugees, and people of African descent.

Mission Statement

To raise awareness, break stigma, and provide culturally responsive, Christ-centered mental health support.

Vision Statement

A world where Black individuals and families receive early intervention, faith-informed care, and unwavering community support, free from shame or silence.

Raising Hope

Restoring Minds

20+

Individuals Served

through counselling & support programs.

10

Awareness Campaigns

across church, communities, and other social landscape.

2

Partnerships

mental health professionals, Christian groups, and churches.

91%

Positive Feedback

on meeting spiritual and cultural needs.

Our Board Members

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Chairperson

Adedayo Esther Mark

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Secretary

Banjo Olaleye

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Mental Health Specialist

Josianne Bibare Saul

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Financial Advisor

Adebisi Fagbohungbe

The Philip Support Foundation

Our Core Values

Faith in Christ

We believe true healing begins with God. Our services reflect Christian values and are rooted in biblical truth.  

Hope

We share the message of hope through Christ, even in the darkest moments of mental illness.

Empowerment

We empower individuals and families to understand mental health concerns.

Compassion

Inspired by Christ’s love, we approach every individual with dignity, empathy, and unconditional care.

Cultural Relevance

We recognize and address how race, faith, and mental health intersect for Black Canadians and immigrants.

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Our Programs and Other Initiatives

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Programs

Direct support and recovery initiatives

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Workshops & Trainings

Equipping individuals, families, churches, and communities

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Awareness & Advocacy

Spreading hope and fighting stigma

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Research & Innovation

Contributing to knowledge and collaborative solutions

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