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Our Work
Our work
Fifteen programmes across three pillars, in three communities along the Airport Road corridor.
Pillars, programmes and events
Each of our three pillars holds a set of programmes, and each programme holds events that are dated, located and counted. Nothing we report about our impact is separated from a particular day in a particular community.
Nutrition sits within Health rather than beside it, because malnutrition is usually part of the clinical picture rather than separate from it.
Organizational Architecture
Pillars, Programmes & Events
Figures roll upward: dated events make programme totals, programme totals make pillar totals, and pillar totals make the organisational headline.
Literacy Programmes
- • Summer School (holiday lessons)
- • Good News Club (weekly)
- • Junior Youth Club
- • 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)
- • Public Health Ambassadors
- • Prototyping & Mentorship
14 Feb 2026 · Kunyami
Kunyami Health Outreach
506 people seen · 7 surgical referrals
28 Feb 2026 · Gosa
Good News Club 5th Anniv.
305 children · 21 → 305 celebration
August 2026 · Gosa
Summer School Gosa
450 students · 5th consecutive year
August 2026 · Kunyami
Summer School Kunyami
250 students · 1st edition · +97% growth
Aug 2026 · Gosa
Community Innovation Challenge
3 tracks · 2 hackathon weeks
Literacy
Our largest and longest-running work, delivered through MedWHOLE Academy.
- children in free classrooms, August 2026
- 700+
- at Good News Club each week
- 190
Health
Physical, mental and systemic wellbeing — care delivered, and systems built so that care continues.
- people seen at one outreach in a community with no clinic
- 506
- surgical referrals, all completed, all recovered
- 7
Empowerment
Agency, leadership and practical skills for young adults in the communities we serve.
- completed the first ComPart cohort
- 12
- challenge tracks in the first Community Innovation Challenge
- 3
Programme index
A filterable index of all fifteen programmes, for visitors who already know what they are looking for.
- 01MedWHOLE Academyfree education in Gosa and Kunyami
- 02Summer Schoolholiday lessons every August
- 03Good News Clubweekly children and teen meetings
- 04Junior Youth Clubteenage mentorship and direction
- 05Library and Reading Clubone-to-one reading assessment
- 06Back-to-School Scholarshipsupport for out-of-school children
- 07Exam CoachingWAEC and JAMB preparation
- 08Medical Outreachesfree community clinics where none exist
- 09Nutritionscreening, targeted support and community feeding
- 10School Health Interventionsscreening and deworming in primary schools
- 11Continuity of Carereferral tracking, surgical follow-up, and home visits
- 12Health Systems Strengtheningworking toward permanent health provision
- 13ComPartCommunity Participation Programme for volunteers
- 14Community Innovation Challengeyouth-designed community health solutions
How we choose a community
We work where the gap is widest and where we are able to remain. Kunyami had no health facility of any kind. Toge's children swim in a river that carries schistosomiasis. Gosa's interior sections sit within sight of the airport road and outside the reach of the services along it.
We do not enter a community we cannot keep returning to.