Investing in the healthy growth and development of Nigerian and African children through comprehensive healthcare initiatives.
In pursuit of its mission, The Consolation Foundation for Less Privileged invests in programs pertaining to healthy growth and development of Nigerian and African children. Our health investments seek comprehensive returns that ensure sustainable healthcare access for the most vulnerable populations.
We provide comprehensive healthcare services targeting the most critical needs of Nigerian families and children.
Less privileged Nigerian mothers have access to appropriate maternal and newborn care so they can ensure their newborns have the best possible start in life.
Less Privileged Nigerian children and mothers have the nutrition they need to develop into their true potential.
Less Privileged Nigerian women and children avoid HIV infections and those living with HIV survive and thrive.
Less Privileged Nigerian children have access to appropriate preventative and curative health services and treatment so they can survive and excel.
Our health programs have made significant impact in communities across Nigeria.
To ensure long-term sustainability, Consolation Foundation for Less Privileged investments aims to:
Increase coverage, equity, quality, and safety of integrated health services within Nigeria to ensure comprehensive healthcare access for all vulnerable populations.
Support the leadership of Nigerian institutions and people to build local capacity and ensure sustainable healthcare delivery systems.
Community workshops on disease prevention and healthy lifestyle practices
Public health campaigns to promote awareness of critical health issues
Training community health workers and volunteers
Our health awareness initiatives focus on creating informed communities that can make better health decisions. We believe that education is the foundation of preventative care and long-term health improvement.
Your contribution can help us provide life-saving healthcare services to those who need it most.