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Six Programmes  ·  Three Conditions

We fight disease
where it lives.

Six interconnected programmes tackling hypertension, diabetes, and hepatitis B & C — screening, treating, training, and educating across every corner of Nigeria.

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Community Screening Drive
Free BP & blood glucose checks — nationwide
Medication Access Programme
Subsidised drugs through 14 partner pharmacies
Health Literacy Campaign
Fighting myths via radio, WhatsApp & town halls
Peer Support Groups
12 active circles across 3 states
Clinician Capacity Building
340 CHEWs & nurses trained on WHO protocols
Digital Follow-up System
WhatsApp & USSD reminders for enrolled patients
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6 Active Programmes
12,500+ People Screened
3,200+ Active Patients
340+ Clinicians Trained
36 States Reached
82% Adherence Rate
How It Works

From screening to sustained care

Every person we meet travels a deliberate care pathway — from that first free test to long-term health management support.

Screen

Free blood pressure & glucose check at a community event near them.

Diagnose

High-risk individuals are referred to our 48 partner labs for confirmation.

Treat

Enrolled in our subsidised medication access programme at 14 pharmacies.

Follow Up

WhatsApp/USSD reminders keep them on schedule between appointments.

Sustain

Peer support groups and health literacy keep long-term adherence high.

01 Core Programme

Community
Screening Drive

We deploy mobile screening units to markets, churches, mosques, schools, transport hubs, and community centres — checking blood pressure and blood sugar, entirely free of charge. Every person screened receives personal health counselling, and high-risk individuals are referred into our full care pathway.

"We go where people already are — we never wait for them to come to us."

— Chidinma Ohadoma, Founder & Executive Director
  • Blood pressure measurement (hypertension screening)
  • Random blood glucose (diabetes screening)
  • Rapid hepatitis B & C antigen test
  • One-on-one health counselling per patient
  • Immediate referral letters for high-risk individuals
12,500+ People Screened
240+ Events Run
36 States Reached
2025 Annual Target Progress73%
Community health screening in Nigeria
Free Screening Day
Mile 1 Market, Port Harcourt — 2024
Pharmacy medications
Subsidised Medication
Partner pharmacy, Lagos — avg. 70% cost reduction
02 Treatment Access

Medication
Access Programme

Diagnosis means nothing without access to treatment. Our pharmacy network provides subsidised antihypertensive and antidiabetic medications through 14 partner community pharmacies. Patients enrolled in our programme pay a fraction of market price — the most vulnerable receive drugs free of charge, funded by our donor pool.

We also run a monthly refill reminder system and a dedicated patient support line to keep adherence rates high. Our 82% 90-day adherence rate is more than double the national average.

  • Antihypertensive medications at up to 80% subsidy
  • Antidiabetic drugs including insulin for severe cases
  • Monthly refill reminders via WhatsApp / USSD
  • Free drugs for patients below poverty threshold
3,200+ Active Patients
14 Partner Pharmacies
82% Adherence Rate
Patient enrolment target (5,000 by Dec 2025)64%
03 Health Education

Health Literacy
Campaign

Millions of Nigerians believe hypertension is caused by "overthinking" or that diabetes is a "rich man's disease." These myths delay care for years. Our multimedia health literacy campaign uses radio, social media, WhatsApp broadcasting, and in-person town halls to replace dangerous misconceptions with actionable, culturally relevant health information.

Programming is available in Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, and Pidgin to ensure no community is excluded by language.

  • Weekly WhatsApp broadcast to 4,200+ subscribers
  • 2× weekly community radio health slots
  • Quarterly town halls in 12 communities
  • Content in Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa & Pidgin
  • Social media health series reaching 90,000+ monthly
4,200+ WhatsApp Subscribers
90K+ Monthly Social Reach
4 Languages
WhatsApp reach target (10,000 by 2026)42%
Community health education
Community Town Hall
Kano State — health myths debunked, 2024
Complementary Pillars

More programmes,
more lives saved.

Three further programmes form the connective tissue of our care model — keeping patients accountable, building local capacity, and using technology to reach further.

Peer Support Groups

Facilitated monthly circles for patients managing hypertension and diabetes. Shared experience reduces isolation and peer accountability doubles long-term medication adherence. Currently running 12 active groups across 3 states — each led by a trained peer facilitator from within the community itself.

Members reporting improved wellbeing78%
12 active groups  ·  3 states

Clinician Capacity Building

Training of CHEWs, nurses, and PHC doctors in hypertension, diabetes, and hepatitis screening, diagnosis, and management using WHO PEN guidelines. Graduates receive a CarePathNG certificate and are enrolled in our health worker network — extending our reach long after we leave a community.

Progress toward 500 clinicians (2026 target)68%
340 clinicians trained to date

Digital Follow-up System

WhatsApp and USSD-based medication reminders, appointment alerts, and asynchronous teleconsultation for enrolled patients — designed to work on a basic feature phone with no internet. Our pilot programme showed a 34% improvement in 90-day medication refill rates, even in low-connectivity rural areas.

Scale-up progress (full deployment Q2 2026)42%
34% improvement in refill rates
Programme Impact

What our programmes
have achieved.

0 Free Screenings Across all 36 states since 2019
0 Patients on Treatment Active in our medication programme
0 Clinicians Trained CHEWs, nurses & PHC doctors
0 WhatsApp Subscribers Receiving weekly health education
For Philanthropists & Partners

Fund a specific
programme.

Many of our philanthropist partners prefer targeted giving. You can sponsor an entire screening drive, fund a full medication cohort for one year, name a peer support group circle, or invest in our digital follow-up system. We publish full programme-level financial reports to every major donor.

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