Health
The number of orphans and vulnerable children in Nigeria is estimated at 17.5 million, out of which 7.3 million are orphaned by HIV/AIDS among other life-threatening health challenges.
We understand the ever-demanding need to access quality health services by widows, orphans, and the less privileged as they constitute a vast majority of the Nigerian population. We, therefore, bring these services closer to them by building and supporting health initiatives focused on enhancing their general wellbeing, environmental sanitation, and access to good water.
The number of orphans and vulnerable children in Nigeria is estimated at 17.5 million, out of which 7.3 million are orphaned by HIV/AIDS among other life-threatening health challenges.
We understand the ever-demanding need to access quality health services by widows, orphans, and the less privileged as they constitute a vast majority of the Nigerian population. We, therefore, bring these services closer to them by building and supporting health initiatives focused on enhancing their general wellbeing, environmental sanitation, and access to good water.
Under this arm of the foundation, we have
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Save Generation Next(SGN)
According to an article on the kkf.com women’s health care website, 24% of women say they have encountered problems paying medical bills in the past 12 months, over half (57%) mentioned that this was due, at least in part, to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Save Generation Next project is aimed at providing financial and economic support to women to help offset their hospital bills as in the case of three underaged patients of Jesse Memorial Hospital who gave birth via Caesarean section.
This arm is also responsible for dealing with issues that may arise as a result of health problems our target audience may face.
Here’s what the medical director of the hospital had to say;
“I never knew that this concept of service to humanity is still practiced in recent times till I got convinced by the Ultimate Love Foundation. At their first visit to my hospital, my impression of them was one of those NGOs with much talk and little action towards helping the less privileged.
Much to my surprise, they revisited and offset the bills of my patients, especially three underage ladies who were not able to leave the hospital due to debts they owed after undergoing a C-section. I was tickled by this kind gesture and became an ardent believer in humanitarian deeds. It is thus my heartfelt prayer that Ultimate Love Foundation continues on the path of making the world a better place.”