Free Medical Outreach

📅 2022 -date 📍 Rivers State, Nigeria Ongoing

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Through the generous support of our donors and partners, the Foundation has been able to sponsor community health awareness programs across Opobo using resource professionals and visual aids to drive education and prevention.

Our Health intervention so far:

- 18th November 2022, the first community health awareness program organized in conjunction with Give back Nigeria.

- 7th February, 2023: Cancer awareness sensitization held at the women center, opobo Town

- 25th April 2023- World Malaria Day: free malaria testing, distribution of anti malaria drugs and mosquito nets to nursing mothers plus routine drugs for mothers and babies.

- 29th April 2024 - World Heart Day: Under the leadership of Dr Ere, we provided free blood pressure check, health lectures on heart health, distribution of anti hypertensive drugs and routine medications in opobo

- 25th April 2025- World Malaria Day: Expanded outreach with free malaria tests, anti malaria drugs, mosquito nets for nursing mothers and the elderly, routine drugs for mothers and babies, we also conducted free HIV testing and sensitization, positive cases were referred to the appropriate health center for proper management.

Emergency medical intervention:

We also responded to emergency case. Master Stephen Cookey sustained a deep wound in a road traffic accident. Unable to afford hospital Bills, he stayed home for two years at the risk of sepsis. Through donors support, the Foundation admitted him at Rivers State University teaching hospital Port Harcourt. We covered his treatment and upkeep for two months until he was fully discharged.

None of this would have been possible without you.

With increased support we can do more - reach more communities, treat more patients and prevent more illnesses.

Our medical team provided free health checkups, consultations and medications to residents with limited access to healthcare. Our medical team provided free health checkups, consultations and medications to residents with limited access to healthcare. Our medical team provided free health checkups, consultations and medications to residents with limited access to healthcare.

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