June 15, 2025

Global Health Charity and Training Foundation Launches 8-Day Health Outreach in Remoland 

Global Health Charity and Training Foundation Launches 8-Day Health Outreach in Remoland

 

The Global Health Charity and Training Foundation, in collaboration with Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH), Remo Growth and Development Foundation (Remo GDF), and the Ogun State Health Insurance Agency (OGSHIA), commenced a comprehensive 8-day health outreach program aimed at improving healthcare access and awareness across Remoland Ogun state Tagged “Together for Health’

 

Kicking off Yesterday June 1, the initiative seeks to bridge gaps in healthcare delivery, especially among underserved communities and indigent citizens .

Today’s event, held at the Remo GDF secretariat on Ilisan-Iperu Road in Ikenne Local Government, marked the midpoint of the campaign. The outreach drew volunteers from OOUTH, Remo GDF, and other partner organizations, all working tirelessly to provide essential health services.

 

During today’s session, approximately 300 community members received health insurance cards, a significant step toward enhancing their access to quality healthcare. The distribution was part of the foundation’s broader campaign to promote universal health coverage in the region. Beneficiaries expressed gratitude for the opportunity, emphasizing how the insurance cards would reduce out-of-pocket expenses and encourage regular health check-ups.

 

The outreach also featured free health screenings, health education, and consultations, targeting common ailments such as hypertension, diabetes, and malaria. Medical professionals and volunteers emphasized the importance of health insurance as a means to safeguard families from unexpected medical costs and to promote preventive health measures.

 

The director of the Foundation Dr Adebayo Akintobi highlighted the significance of collaborative efforts in strengthening Nigeria’s health system. “This initiative exemplifies how partnerships can bring tangible benefits to our communities, making healthcare more accessible and affordable,” he stated.

“We don’t just provide medical care—we create lasting solutions by training local healthcare workers, equipping communities with essential resources, and building sustainable health systems that empower people for generations to come” Akintobi added

 

As the campaign continues over the next few days, organizers remain committed to reaching more residents, promoting health awareness, and expanding access to vital health services across Ogun State. The successful event today underscores the importance of community-driven health initiatives in Nigeria’s journey toward improved public health.

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