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Your support helps us make a lasting impact across West Africa and beyond. By contributing to our work, you are directly supporting critical research, public health education, student scholarships, and community outreach programs in the field of toxicology. Every donation either big or small , fuels our mission to build healthier, safer communities. Together, we can advance scientific understanding, prevent harmful exposures, and empower future generations of health champions. Join us in shaping a safer tomorrow. Donate today.

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Who can join West Africa Society Of Toxicology (WASOT) ?

Membership is open to students, researchers, educators, public health professionals, and anyone interested in toxicology, environmental health, or related scientific fields. We welcome individuals from all levels of expertise and backgrounds.

What are the benefits of becoming a member?

Members gain access to educational resources, research updates, networking events, mentorship opportunities, workshops, and collaborations that support academic and professional growth in toxicology and public health.

How can I get involved in your programs or events?

You can participate by registering for upcoming events, applying for training programs, submitting research, or volunteering in community health initiatives. Visit our Events or Programs page for current opportunities.

Members Testimonials

Thanks to WASOT, I was able to get mind blowing opportunities.

Being part of this society opened doors I never imagined , from attending international workshops to connecting with mentors who truly care about my growth. It’s been a turning point in my academic journey in toxicology.

Daniel Okeguale

Student, Uniport

Thanks to WASOT, I found mentorship and opportunities that shaped my toxicology career.

This community provides a rare blend of scientific rigor and supportive collaboration. Through shared research and networking, I’ve expanded both my knowledge and career opportunities across West Africa.