At Firm Health Care Foundation, we believe that sustainable health begins not just in hospitals, but in communities—through awareness, prevention, and systems that work for everyone.
Our integrated focus on Health Promotion, Community Engagement, and Health Systems Strengthening is designed to address the systemic gaps in Nigeria’s health landscape—especially for vulnerable populations in rural and underserved areas.
Nigeria ranks among the countries with the highest burden of preventable diseases globally. According to the World Health Organization (WHO):
This is why we are working to decentralize access to health, raise awareness on preventable diseases, and build resilient health systems from the ground up.
We organize health fairs, door-to-door sensitization, mobile outreaches, and school health programs that educate people on hygiene, nutrition, maternal health, NCDs, and disease prevention.
We train and mobilize community health champions, religious and traditional leaders, and youth ambassadors to spread lifesaving messages and encourage healthy behavior in hard-to-reach communities.
We collaborate with health facilities and local governments to improve the availability, quality, and responsiveness of health services—especially in PHCs. This includes training of frontline health workers, infrastructure support, and digital health innovations.
We drive policy advocacy to ensure fair financing, equitable access, and stronger public-private partnerships that enhance health care delivery across Imo State and beyond.
By December 2027, we aim to:
This work directly supports:
A healthier Nigeria begins with healthy communities. But we cannot achieve this alone. Your support can:
Let’s strengthen health from the grassroots because no one should be left behind.
