
Our Work
Our work
Everything we run, and where it is running today.

How the work is organised
Three pillars hold the work: health, literacy and empowerment. Under each pillar sit programmes, and under each programme sit dated events that carry their own numbers.
Nutrition is a programme under Health, not a pillar of its own. Health in our terms means physical, mental and systemic wellbeing, and nutrition belongs inside that.
Literacy Programmes
- • Summer School (holiday lessons)
- • Good News Club (weekly)
- • Library and Reading Club
- • Back-to-School Scholarship
- • Exam Coaching (WAEC & JAMB)
Health Programmes
- • Medical Outreaches (free clinics)
- • Nutrition (screening & feeding)
- • School Health (deworming & triage)
- • Continuity of Care (referrals)
- • Health Systems (permanent health post)
Empowerment Programmes
- • ComPart (volunteer formation)
- • Community Innovation Challenge (₦2M)
- • Prototyping & Mentorship
14 Feb 2026 · Kunyami
Kunyami Health Outreach
506 people seen · 7 surgical referrals
August 2026 · Gosa
Summer School Gosa
450+ attendance-days · fifth year
August 2026 · Kunyami
Summer School Kunyami
280 average daily attendance · first edition
30 Jun 2026 · Toge
Toge School Health
196 pupils screened · 193 dewormed
June 2026 · Kunyami
ComPart Graduation
First cohort completed its programme
Health
Free care in communities with no health facility, school health screening, nutrition, and follow-up after referral.
- people seen at one outreach
- 506
- pupils screened at Toge
- 196
- surgeries completed
- 7

Literacy
Free education for children and teenagers, held mostly within MedWHOLE Academy.
- children in August 2026
- 700+
- at a weekly club
- 190
- children returned to school
- 50+
Empowerment
Skills training, mentorship, and a community innovation challenge with grant funding.
- completed the first ComPart cohort
- 12
- learning streams
- 3
- pilot budget
- ₦2m
How we choose where to work
We began in Kyami District, AMAC, along the Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport Road corridor, in communities that sit close to major infrastructure and still have interior sections without basic amenities. Kunyami had no health facility at all.
We start by spending time in a community rather than by delivering to it. Gosa took five years to reach its present scale. Kunyami and Toge began in 2026, and both began with an invitation and a courtesy visit to local leadership.