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WelcomeThe Kateri vision is to provide simple and decent medical care to rural and urban poor people in Nigeria who otherwise would not be able to afford it.
In 2021, we helped 11,905 patients in our six regular clinics plus 2,873 through our medical outreach missions for a total of 14,778 people served. |
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Free Medical OutreachesIn 2019, we served 8,843 in our free outreach missions.
In 2020, we served 2,873 people at our free outreach missions. |
Mobile ClinicsIn 2019, we helped 4,200 in our mobile clinics. Twice every week, volunteer doctors and nurses go out to rural village to provide medical care to people who are not able to travel to our regular daily clinics.
In 2020, we did not have any mobile clinics 
Mobile Clinic to rural village Dagata
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Because of restrictions and security concerns due to the COVID19 pandemic, we had to cancel all of our free medical outreach missions and most of our mobile clinics in 2020 and 2021. We hope to resume these activities in soon depending on local conditions.
Cornerstone Health Foundation
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Because we have had to cancel our normal annual medical outreach missions, we have partnered with a church-based volunteer effort in Kaduna, called Cornerstone Health Foundation. It was founded by Yohana Iko, a high school science teacher. He organizes volunteer doctors, nurses, denies and others to provide free medical care to poor urban and rural people. Kateri Medical Services has partnered with Yohana to provide assistance with buying medicine for these outreach efforts. Through the partnership, we were able to help 2,873 people in 2021.
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