The Diocese of Kaduna is trying, through various means, to bring hope to what is a very difficult situation. Leaders of the mission outreach explain our strategy for outreach to the refugee camp. 

Just returned from a 3 week medical mission outreach in Nigeria. We had some very difficult security challenges, but we persevered and God blessed our efforts. ​

We are very grateful for the dedicated work of these good men and soldiers who provided security on our medical missions. 

Security team in Diocese of Kafanchan. ​

The sights and sounds of health ministry in a refugee camp. One of many heartbreaking stories I heard this day: one of our nurses attended to a child suffering from malnutrition. The nurse encouraged the mother to breast feed the child. The woman told her ​

Cutting the ribbon at the dedication of the renovated school building. Elaine Chagnon, representing AEP (African Educational Partnership) which raised the funds for the renovation.

Elaine withAfrica Education Partnership presenting the new well

Thank you to all of our generous donors over the past 16 years, we are serving more people than ever before. We are now operating four full-time, year round medical facilities in Kateri, Iburu, Gidan Waya, and Gusau, Nigeria. We served more than 9,000 people in 2018 and that number is expected to grow in 2019 as our two newest clinics reach their potential. 

Letter from Rev. Thomas J. Furrer, President and Executive Director:​