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Welcome to Zac Okunoren Healthcare Foundation’s site!

A casual fact finding visit to the Primary Health Centre (PHC) in my community in May 2009 resulted to the initiation and registration of Zac Okunoren Healthcare Foundation, a non-profit organisation.
The need for people and organisations to support community healthcare facilities in providing acceptable standard of care for everyone was apparent from that initial visit.
The main trustees of The Foundation are healthcare professionals who are challenged and proactive in making positive differences to the standard of healthcare received by everyone.

Our Vision

To have good standard of healthcare for everyone especially at Primary Healthcare level.

 

Main Objectives

*Support local and state governments’ effort towards providing good healthcare for everyone.
*Improve care given to women and children with the aim of reducing mortality and morbidity rates.
*Provide available medical equipments and consumables.
*Promote healthy lifestyles through public education and awareness programmes.

 

How to help

Visit the Primary Health Centres that the Foundation provides support to see what the Foundation has achieved and what still needs to be done.
Please donate generously into the Foundation’s accounts below:
Account name: Zac Okunoren Healthcare Foundation.
Nigeria: First bank PLC  Account number:  2014500011
United Kingdom: Lloyds bank  Account number: 31959260 Sort Code 30-97-84
Join us in our quest for better healthcare for everyone.

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