The Jashabel Touch-A-Heart Foundation (JTAH Foundation) has officially announced plans for the National Stakeholders Conference 4.0, scheduled to hold in June 2026 in Onikan, Lagos.
In a statement issued by its Executive Director, Favour Benson, the foundation extended invitations to distinguished guests and prospective award recipients in recognition of their outstanding contributions to humanitarian service and social impact.
The annual conference, organised in collaboration with key stakeholders, provides a platform for dialogue and collaboration among policymakers, professionals, civil society organisations, and community leaders. It is designed to address pressing societal issues while promoting sustainable and practical solutions.
The theme for the 2026 edition is: “Men, Why the Silence?*Masculinity, Vulnerability, and Relationship Breakdown.”
According to the organisers, the conference will examine how masculinity, emotional expression, and vulnerability influence relationships and family life, while encouraging meaningful conversations that can lead to actionable outcomes and stronger communities.
As part of the event, selected individuals – both male and female – will be honoured with the Recognition Award and Inspiring Women Award. These honours celebrate exceptional contributions to humanitarian causes and efforts in supporting vulnerable individuals across society. Award recipients will also be featured in a special conference magazine highlighting their profiles and achievements.
JTAH Foundation noted that the conference will bring together distinguished voices from various sectors of the Nigerian economy, fostering impactful discussions and collaborative solutions.
The foundation expressed anticipation for the presence of invited guests, emphasising that their participation will significantly contribute to the success of the conference.
