he Aishat Aliyu Adeleke Foundation (A3 Foundation) has successfully completed a three-day free medical outreach program for residents of Irawo, Atisbo LGA, Ogboro, Saki East LGA, and Saki West LGA. The initiative aimed to support underprivileged individuals with health conditions who lack access to medical care.
1,000 individuals, including adults and children, received medical attention from a team of experts during the outreach program. The medical team provided treatment and care for various ailments requiring medical intervention.
The Aishat Aliyu Adeleke Foundation remains dedicated to enhancing healthcare access for vulnerable populations, continuing its mission through initiatives like the recent medical outreach, which builds on the success of previous efforts in 2024.
The outreach program offered a comprehensive range of free services, including Expert diagnosis and treatment for common illnesses;Blood pressure monitoring, blood sugar testing, and BMI assessments;Free medications for attendees; Guidance on healthy living, disease prevention, and management; and Testing for blood sugar, malaria, and other health issues.
The foundation’s collaboration with the Saki Muslim School of Nursing Sciences and Alsafurah Medical Hospital was instrumental in the outreach’s success. Beneficiaries praised the life-changing services, and the foundation’s efforts showcased its dedication to enhancing healthcare access for vulnerable populations.
The A3 Foundation employed a multi-disciplinary approach, deploying a team of healthcare workers, logistics experts, and trained volunteers. A central hub oversaw and coordinated the outreach program’s operations, ensuring seamless execution.
The founder of the A3 Foundation ,Aishat Aliyu Adeleke, expressed heartfelt gratitude to the Saki Muslim School of Nursing Sciences and Alsafurah Medical Hospital for their vital collaboration and support. Their partnership was instrumental in the outreach’s success, which saw over 1,000 beneficiaries across Saki West, Saki East, and Atisbo Local Governments receive essential medical care.
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