OMIWA FOUNDATION USA
In collaboration with Ugboba Sons and Daughters in USA
A 2-DAY FREE MEDICAL OUTREACH
Ugboba Community, Aniocha North Local Government Area, Delta State
13th – 14th June, 2026
In a time where many families continue to struggle with the rising cost of healthcare, lack of access to medical services, undiagnosed illnesses, and poor health awareness, hope is once again coming to the people of Ugboba community through the compassionate intervention of OMIWA FOUNDATION USA in collaboration with the Ugboba Sons and Daughters in USA.
On the 13th and 14th of June, 2026, the peaceful community of Ugboba will witness another life-touching and impactful humanitarian mission — a 2-Day Free Medical Outreach dedicated to restoring health, relieving pain, saving lives, and bringing medical care closer to the people.
This outreach is not just a medical program.
It is a mission of compassion, humanity, service, and love for the people.
For many elderly individuals silently battling hypertension, diabetes, arthritis, poor eyesight, chronic pain, untreated infections, and other medical conditions, this outreach represents an opportunity for healing and renewed hope.
For mothers, pregnant women, widows, children, and struggling families who often cannot afford hospital bills, transportation to health facilities, laboratory tests, or medications, this program serves as a lifeline.
For the young and old alike, it is a reminder that they are not forgotten.
The outreach will provide comprehensive medical services completely free of charge, delivered by experienced doctors, nurses, pharmacists, laboratory scientists, counselors, and volunteers committed to serving humanity with excellence and compassion.
SERVICES TO BE PROVIDED INCLUDE:
Free Medical Consultation and Counseling
Free Drug Distribution
Free Laboratory Investigations
Blood Sugar Tests
Malaria Tests
Blood Pressure Checks
Other Basic Medical Screenings
Free Eye Screening and Dispensing of Eye Lenses
Dental Care and Oral Health Services
Health Education and Preventive Counseling
Beyond treatment, the outreach will also focus heavily on health education and disease prevention.
Community members will be educated on:
Hypertension and stroke prevention
Diabetes management
Malaria prevention
Personal and environmental hygiene
Maternal and child health
Nutrition and healthy living
Early hospital presentation and regular medical checkups
Many people in rural communities unknowingly live with serious health conditions for years due to poverty, fear, ignorance, or lack of access to healthcare facilities. Conditions such as uncontrolled hypertension and diabetes often remain silent until complications like stroke, kidney failure, blindness, or sudden death occur.
This outreach aims to detect these illnesses early and provide immediate medical intervention before complications arise.
Particular attention will also be given to:
The elderly
Pregnant women
Children
Less privileged families
Individuals living with chronic illnesses
The emotional and humanitarian significance of this outreach cannot be overstated.
Some patients who will be seen during this program may not have visited a hospital in years. Some may be receiving proper medical attention for the very first time in their lives. Others may finally discover the cause of symptoms they have silently endured for months or years.
A simple blood pressure check may save someone from a future stroke.
A malaria test and treatment may save a child’s life.
A free pair of eyeglasses may restore vision and independence to an elderly farmer.
A counseling session may give hope to someone battling emotional distress.
This is the true essence of humanitarian medicine — touching lives beyond prescriptions and injections.
The outreach also reflects the unwavering commitment of OMIWA FOUNDATION USA toward community development, public health advancement, and healthcare equity across Delta State and beyond.
Over the years, the foundation has continued to demonstrate extraordinary dedication through multiple successful medical outreaches that have impacted thousands of lives across various communities. Their consistency in reaching underserved populations remains a shining example of selfless service and medical philanthropy.
The collaboration with the Ugboba Sons and Daughters in USA further highlights the power of unity, diaspora involvement, and collective responsibility in giving back to society and uplifting rural communities.
As preparations intensify for this highly anticipated medical mission, residents of Ugboba and neighboring communities are encouraged to come out in large numbers and take full advantage of this rare and valuable opportunity.
Health is life.
Early detection saves lives.
Access to healthcare should never be a privilege reserved only for the wealthy.
The people of Ugboba are about to experience not just treatment, but compassion in action.
DATE:
13th and 14th June, 2026
TIME:
9:00 AM Daily
VENUE:
Ugboba Primary Health Center,
Aniocha North L.G.A., Delta State, Nigeria.
Organized By:
OMIWA FOUNDATION USA
In collaboration with
Ugboba Sons and Daughters in USA
Together, restoring hope, healing communities, and touching lives one patient at a time.
Signed
Dr Chidi Fidelis
Team Lead
Omiwa Foundation USA
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