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Serving More People Than Ever Before: 41,575 in 2025 Dear Friends and Supporters,
If you have been reading this newsletter or keeping up with international news over the past couple of years, you will know that these are very challenging times for most people living in Nigeria. Severe economic challenges, ruinous inflation, especially in food prices, and an epidemic of violent banditry, kidnapping, and terrorist attacks on rural villages have all affected the poor most severely. These are the same people we are trying our best to serve.
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Four years ago, we began a planning process to build new clinics in the northwest of Nigeria. This area has some of the worst health-care indices in the entire country. We began by improving the human infrastructure through training local health-care workers and potential future employees.
Deborah began working as a volunteer on our medical missions in Kaduna Diocese when she was in her early twenties. During her college years, she earned both a Bachelor of Public Health from Osun State University in 2022 and a Master of Public Health from the University of Ibadan in 2025
In recent years, we have begun planning for a transition in leadership. Our founding generation of leaders are now in our mid-70s to early 80s. One member has recently passed away, and others have retired after many years of faithful service, for which we are deeply grateful.
We are also thankful for our “retired but not tired” group of six board members, all of whom bring a lifetime of professional experience in business and healthcare. |
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