Project Report
| Jul 16, 2024
Restore sight to 200 villagers in rural Nigeria
By Victoria Ononeze | Project Leader
Dear Family and Friends
I hope you are well and looking forward to the summer break.
We are working had to plan our next two-day annual Medical Outreach to be held in December 2024/early January 2025. This is increasingly challenging because of the deep economic crisis and security concerns in Nigeria.
We are providing more people with small interest free loans for small scale trading and farming activities to support their families. Some recipients of loans are struggling to make agreed repayments because of the severe economic hardship.
More people are attending our monthly Medication Maintenance Programme sessions, which provide free regular blood pressure and diabetes checks and medication supplies. We also facilitate specialist clinical investigations and treatments.
We are most grateful for your continued support for our programme to improve the health and wellbeing of poor communities in rural Southeast Nigeria.
Take care and stay safe.
Mar 18, 2024
Restore sight to 200 villagers in rural Nigeria
By Victoria Ononeze | Project Leader
Dear Family and Friends
I hope you are well and looking forward to Spring when it arrives.
With the economic crisis in Nigeria increasingly getting very bleak month by month, the need for basic health care and financial support for the poorest in rural communities is growing at a disturbing rate.
More people are wanting the small interest free loans for small scale trading and farming activities to support their families, and some recipients of loans are struggling to make agreed repayments.
We are reaching more people with our monthly Medication Maintenance Programme, providing free regular blood pressure and diabetes checks and medication supplies. A few people that have early signs of cataract in their eyes are being monitored.
We have started to plan for our annual two-day Medical Outreach which will take place end of December 2024/early January 2025. We are expecting a larger than usual crowd because of the economic crisis and this will require a lot of financial and human resources.
We remain huge grateful for your continued support for our programme to improve the health and wellbeing of poor communities in rural Southeast Nigeria.
Nov 15, 2023
Restore sight to 200 villagers in rural Nigeria
By Victoria Ononeze | Project Leader
Hello Everyone
We hope you are all well and looking forward to Christmas.
We are delighted to inform you that things are going well since our last report on the two-day annual medical outreach last June.
A few of the five hundred people who attended the medical outreach have been supported with specialist investigations and treatments at tertiary centres.
The seven people who received cataract operations are doing very well and looking after their families better.
Our Medication Maintenance Programme is expanding and reaching more people. The monthly sessions provide some of the poorest individuals in the communities with free regular blood pressure and diabetes checks and medication supplies. We facilitate specialist investigations and treatment in local hospitals when required.
With the economic crisis in Nigeria increasingly very bleak, more people are applying for our small interest free loans scheme.
Our immense thanks to you for your continued support for our programme to improve the health and wellbeing of poor communities in rural Southeast Nigeria.