We began the SMALINT (Sustainable Malnutrition Intervention) programme 2.0 on June 7, 2022, at the Lekki LCDA. This programme seeks to improve the nutrition profile of at least 40 malnourished children (6 months - 5yrs) by giving them nutrient-rich foods, whilst training at least 400 mothers through food demonstration classes on locally available and affordable nutritious meals.
Makoko Community, arguably the world's largest floating slum, is confronted with the challenges of poor access to safe drinking water as well as an ab...
The Christ-mas project was anchored at the Paediatric ward of the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) with the purpose extending hope to childre...
According to UNICEF, Nigeria, with a national prevalence rate of 32% of under-five year old children, has the second highest burden of stunted childre...
The medical outreach was organized in response to the observed inaccess to basic healthcare services in the community. Through this outreach, 150 resi...
The Makoko public toilet project is a six-seater convenience facility purposed to ease the environmental burden and health implications of open defeca...
The objectives of this intervention were to improve financial risk protection in terms of access to medication for 200 persons; improved access to qua...
The 2nd edition of the inner city Lagos medical outreach came on the heels of the turn out during the first edition, which offered medical care to ...
The Makoko borehole project was informed by the poor access to potable water by residents of the Makoko community, an urban slum in Lagos State, Niger...
The Inner City Lagos medical outreach was a medical intervention which was aimed at improving the health conditions and lifestyle choices of the benef...
This initiative was in response to the building collapse at Ita-faaji in Lagos Island, Lagos State. Several victims lost their lives whilst 20 of them...