Tag: #CommunityCare
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KEBBI GOVERNMENT TO PROVIDE FREE EYE TREATMENT FOR 5,000 PATIENTS ACROSS ALL LGAs
Kebbi State is set to deliver free eye treatment for 5,000 patients throughout its 21 local government areas in a five-day medical outreach. The initiative is a collaboration between the state government, the Saudi-based World Assembly of Muslim Youth (WAMY), and the Nasara Foundation. Health Commissioner Isma’il Augie, speaking after inspecting the program at Kebbi…
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KANO GOVT, NEMA DELIVER RELIEF TO 357 FIRE DISASTER VICTIMS
The Kano State Government teamed up with the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) to provide much-needed relief materials to 357 victims of recent fire disasters. Beneficiaries include residents from communities in Kibiya Local Government Area and traders affected at Fatima Simra Multipurpose Market in Nassarawa. Commissioner for Humanitarian Affairs, Alhaji Adamu Aliyu-Kibiya, praised NEMA for…
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EKITI POLICE PRESENTS N23.8 MILLION COMPENSATION TO FAMILIES OF 27 FALLEN OFFICERS
Ekiti State Commissioner of Police, Joseph Eribo, has presented a cheque of N23.849 million to the families of 27 officers who died in active service. The presentation, announced by the state Police Public Relations Officer Sunday Abutu, was made at the behest of Inspector-General of Police Kayode Egbetokun as a gesture of support and sympathy.…
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KWARA PLANS GERIATRIC CENTRE TO BOOST ELDERLY CARE AND JOBS
Kwara Government is set to open a geriatric centre at Amoyo Rehabilitation Home to institutionalize elderly care and create jobs in the state. Announced during the 2025 National Older Persons Day in Ilorin, the initiative includes training caregivers to support seniors as family structures evolve. The event also showcased Kwara’s Indigenous Crafts, celebrating elderly artisans’…
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NEW HOPE FOR HEALTH: PURISSIMA HOSPITAL OPENS DOORS WITH FREE MEDICAL OUTREACH IN FCT
Bright smiles and fresh hope filled Angwandalandi Community in the Federal Capital Territory on Wednesday as Purissima Hospital and Maternity officially kicked off operations. The ribbon was cut by National Assistant Chaplain, Rev. Fr. Francis Ejiro of Minna Diocese, marking the start of free medical services for residents.Dr. Nneka Odo, the hospital’s Medical Director, alongside…
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Screening for a Healthier Tomorrow: Abuja’s Waru Primary School Hosts STI Check-Up Blitz
When it comes to community health, Abuja’s Waru Primary School just raised the bar—because knowing your status is the first step to staying strong and safe. In a vibrant collaboration, the AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) teamed up with the FCT Wellness Centre to offer free Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) screening for community members at Waru…
