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Our Clinics provide basic medical services for poor rural people who are mostly subsistence farmers.  In addition to the regular daily clinic operations, volunteer doctors and nurses from Kaduna Diocese bring medical care to remote rural villages through our mobile clinics.  
Kateri Clinic
Iburu Clinic
Gidan Waya Clinic
Gusua Clinic
Port Harcourt Clinic
Kebbi Clinics
Waziri Clinic
In 2023, we served 2,702 patients through our Clinic -based Medical Outreach Missions

Kateri Clinic

We began in 2002 when a team from Trinity Episcopal Church in Tariffville, Connecticut in the United States visited our long-time friend Bishop Josiah Fearon in the Anglican Diocese of Kaduna.  At that time, Bishop Josiah showed us an empty building in Kateri where he hoped to open a medical clinic. Prior to that time, a member of Kaduna Diocese, Dr. Adekunle Alao, had been conducting mobile clinics in the rural villages around Kateri.  Dr. Alao felt that the needs of the local people could be better served if a full-time clinic were established in Kateri (about 90 minutes drive from the nearest medical facility Kaduna). The team from the US left Kaduna with a commitment to raise enough funds to hire a doctor and two nurses for the Kateri Clinic. In May of 2003, we raised enough money to fund the clinic for the next three years, and the first clinic was opened.  Since that time, we have run Kateri Clinic 365 days per year. We now have a full-time staff of 21 medical and non-medical workers here. We help about 8,000 people per year through the year-round clinic, the mobile clinics and the annual free medical mission.
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Iburu Clinic

In 2016, we have begun two new partnerships that will bring medical care to urban poor.  We are working with the Diocese of Gusau to build a clinic next to an urban secondary school which is run by the diocese. This new clinic will serve a dual purpose.  First, serving poor people who cannot afford medical care and secondly, to provide “on the job training’ for students at the school who wish to become doctors, nurses an lab technicians.​
In July 2016, we built and opened our second clinic in Iburu ( a rural village about 45 minutes to the southeast of Kaduna). The Iburu Clinic is also done in partnership with the Anglican Diocese of Kaduna
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Gidan Waya Clinic

In April 2018, we built and opened our third clinic in Gidan Waya in partnership with the Anglican Diocese of Kafanchan.  In October 2018, we plan to open our fourth clinic in Gusau, in partnership with the Anglican Diocese of Gusau.
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Gusau Clinic

In October 2018, we opened our fourth clinic in Gusau in partnership with the Anglian Diocese of Gusau.
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Port Harcourt Clinic

In January 2019 we began a partnership with a fifth clinic in Port Harcourt. We are trying a new model with our partnership with St. Thomas Clinic. In our earlier clinics we work in partnership with the Anglican Diocese. At St. Thomas, we work in partnership with the Rev. Dr. Olaniyi Olaobaju, who is both an ordained Anglican parish priest in the Diocese of Niger Delta North and a medical doctor.  Together with his wife Kehinde, they have purchased and renovated the clinic building. Kateri Medical Services has helped by raising funds for diagnostic lab equipment and funding the medical outreaches at the clinic. In 2020, we will be helping with funding for an additional doctor on staff and a vehicle to conduct mobile clinics to the rural villages.  We will also be helping with upgrading the surgical equipment for the clinic.
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Kebbi Clinics

In 2021 we have begun a new partnership with the a rural Diocese in the northwestern part of Nigeria. This area is small and has limited resources as one of the most medically underserved areas in Nigeria. For security reasons, we are not publishing the names and locations of the three small rural clinics and one main clinic in Kebbi. This will bring us to a total of eleven clinics.
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Waziri Clinic

In 2021 we have partnered with the Anglican Diocese of Ikara in northern Kaduna State to build a  our ninth clinic, hospital that will serve rural residents who are cut off from any access to medical facilities during the rainy season each year.
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  • Our Clinics
    • Kateri Clinic
    • Iburu Clinic
    • Gidan Waya Clinic
    • Gusau Clinic
    • Port Harcourt Clinic
    • Kebbi Clinics
    • Waziri Clinic
  • We Are
    • Mission
    • Board
    • Partners
    • Newsletter Archive
  • We Serve
    • The People
    • Rural Areas
  • We Do
    • Medical Outreach
    • Mobile Clinics
    • Treatments
  • News
  • Contact
  • Donate