Going to where people already are
We deploy mobile screening units to markets, churches, mosques, schools, transport hubs, and community centres — checking blood pressure and blood sugar, both completely free. Every person screened is counselled, and high-risk individuals are referred into our care pathway.
Affordable drugs. Consistent treatment.
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, with the most vulnerable receiving drugs free of charge thanks to our donor fund.
Fighting myths with truth
Millions of Nigerians believe hypertension is caused by "overthinking" or that diabetes is a "rich man's disease." Our multimedia health literacy campaign uses radio, social media, WhatsApp broadcasting, and in-person town halls to replace dangerous myths with actionable, culturally relevant health information.
