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Monday, October 19, 2026

SEE WHAT OMIWA FOUNDATION DID IN ONICHA -OLONA.....GREAT MEDICAL OUTREACH

 


468 LIVES TOUCHED, 468 REASONS TO BE GRATEFUL: OMIWA FOUNDATION USA BRINGS HOPE TO ONICHA-OLONA

468 LIVES TOUCHED, 468 REASONS TO BE GRATEFUL: OMIWA FOUNDATION USA BRINGS HOPE TO ONICHA-OLONA




A HEARTFELT REPORT ON THE JUST-CONCLUDED TWO-DAY FREE MEDICAL OUTREACH HELD ON 17TH AND 18TH OCTOBER 2026

Some moments in humanitarian service go beyond statistics. Some encounters touch the soul, some smiles restore hope, and some acts of kindness remind us that humanity is still beautiful. The just-concluded two-day free medical outreach in Onicha-Olona Community, Aniocha North Local Government Area of Delta State, was one of such remarkable experiences.






On the 17th and 18th of October 2026, OMIWA FOUNDATION USA, in collaboration with the Valentine Ogoliegbune Foundation, brought compassionate healthcare closer to the people of Onicha-Olona, transforming the community into a place of healing, renewed hope, and selfless service.

At the end of this impactful exercise, 468 patients were attended to within two days! Behind this remarkable number were 468 human stories, 468 opportunities to relieve pain, 468 chances to identify health challenges, and 468 reasons to thank God for the privilege of serving humanity.



For some beneficiaries, the outreach meant finally seeing a doctor after a long period of living with troubling symptoms. 



For others, it offered the opportunity to check their blood pressure


, assess their blood sugar, undergo laboratory investigations, receive prescribed medications, obtain eye care, 


or access dental services that might otherwise have remained beyond their financial reach.















Indeed, healthcare becomes truly meaningful when it reaches those who need it most, regardless of their financial circumstances.

MORE THAN MEDICAL CARE — A DEMONSTRATION OF LOVE

The outreach featured free medical consultations and counselling,


 distribution of medications, eye screening and dispensing of eyeglasses where indicated,


 laboratory investigations, including blood sugar and malaria testing, TB testing 


and dental care.



Beyond the medical procedures, what made this outreach special was the compassion, patience, and dedication demonstrated by the healthcare workers and volunteers. Every patient deserved attention. Every complaint mattered. Every beneficiary deserved dignity, respect, and the reassurance that somebody cared.

The elderly, women, children, and other members of the community were given the opportunity to access essential healthcare services in an atmosphere of compassion and solidarity.



















The significance of this intervention cannot be overstated. Across many rural and underserved communities, people live with illnesses for weeks, months, and sometimes years because the cost of consultation, investigations, and medication is simply beyond their means. Some endure pain in silence, while others postpone seeking medical attention until their conditions become more serious.






















This is why initiatives such as this are so important. They bring healthcare closer to the people, encourage early detection of diseases, promote health awareness, and provide relief to families who might otherwise struggle to obtain basic medical services.

At OMIWA FOUNDATION USA, we believe that access to healthcare should not be determined by the size of a person's bank account.

468 PATIENTS, ONE SHARED MISSION

Attending to 468 patients in just two days was a significant achievement, but the true success of the outreach lies not merely in the number of people seen. It lies in the lives touched, the health concerns addressed, the conditions identified, the medications provided, and the hope restored.

Every patient attended to represented an opportunity to make a difference. Every consultation reinforced the importance of preventive medicine. Every investigation provided an opportunity to identify a health problem, while every act of kindness reminded the beneficiaries that they were not forgotten.

The outreach also reinforced the importance of sustained community health interventions. A single medical exercise may provide immediate relief, but lasting improvement in health requires continued access to healthcare, adherence to prescribed treatment, regular follow-up, and stronger partnerships between healthcare providers, foundations, government, and community leaders.

Our hope is that the impact of this outreach will extend beyond these two days, inspiring more people to take their health seriously and encouraging more organisations to invest in the wellbeing of underserved communities.

GRATITUDE TO OUR PARTNERS, SPONSORS, VOLUNTEERS, AND THE COMMUNITY

An achievement of this magnitude is never the work of one individual or organisation alone. It is the product of a shared vision, collective sacrifice, financial support, professional expertise, and a genuine commitment to humanity.

We express our profound gratitude to the Valentine Ogoliegbune Foundation for collaborating with OMIWA FOUNDATION USA in bringing this life-changing intervention to Onicha-Olona.

We deeply appreciate our sponsors, donors, medical professionals, nurses, laboratory personnel, eye-care professionals, dental team, pharmacists, volunteers, coordinators, and everyone who contributed in one way or another to the success of this exercise.

To the community leaders and the good people of Onicha-Olona, thank you for your cooperation, hospitality, trust, and warm reception. Your participation gave meaning to our mission.

To every member of the OMIWA medical team, thank you for choosing service over convenience, compassion over indifference, and humanity over personal comfort. Your dedication has helped demonstrate that the noblest expression of medicine is not merely the ability to treat disease, but the willingness to reach those who need care most.

THE JOURNEY CONTINUES

As we reflect on the successful conclusion of this outreach, our hearts are filled with gratitude. We celebrate the 468 patients attended to, but we also recognise the many people who made this achievement possible.

Our mission does not end in Onicha-Olona. There are still communities to reach, patients to attend to, lives to touch, and countless people who need the healing hand of compassionate healthcare.

OMIWA FOUNDATION USA remains committed to advancing humanitarian medical services, promoting preventive healthcare, supporting underserved populations, and building partnerships that make a measurable difference in the lives of ordinary people.

468 patients. Two days of service. One powerful message: EVERY LIFE MATTERS.

May God bless our sponsors, partners, volunteers, healthcare professionals, and the entire Onicha-Olona community. May the seeds of compassion planted during this outreach continue to bear fruits of good health, hope, and lasting transformation.

We came to serve. We came to care. We came to make a difference. And together, we did.


Signed:

DR. CHIDI FIDELIS
TEAM LEAD, 

OMIWA FOUNDATION USA

Serving humanity, one community and one life at a time.






Report on two day out reach at Onicha-Olona
Day 1

Total number of 208 patients were attend to,
51 Males, 112 Females and  45 Children 
Out of the 208 patients attended to, 29 are HTN

Lab section saw a total of 125 where attended to and of the  125, 7 were diabetic.
Malaria 1
TB 27 patients were attended to, 4 were presumptive 

Eye section 
Total Number of patients seen = 102

Total Number of glasses Dispensed = 70

Total Number of patients who got Eye medication (Drops, ointments, Tablets) = 95

Dental section
A total of 10 patients were attended to

A total of 208 patients were attended to on the first day


Day 2
Total number of 260 patients where attend to,
63 Males, 111 Females and  86 Children 
Out of the 260 patients that were attended to, 32 are HTN

Lab section saw a total of 85 where attended to and of the  85, 3 were diabetic.
Malaria 3
TB 3 patients and the 3 were presumptive 

Eye section 
Total Number of patients seen = 110

Total Number of glasses Dispensed = 74

Total Number of patients who got Eye medication ( Ointments, Drops, Tablets) = 90

Dental section
A total of 18 patients were attended to

A total of 260 patients were attended to on the second day

*Summary:*
Day 1 = 208 patients
Day 2 =260 patients

*Total for days 1 & 2*
*=468 patients*


List of Volunteers who have been SHORTLISTED to participate in the OLONA OUTREACH Programme


*Consultation*

1.Dr Chidi Fidelis 
2. Dr Ochonogor Onochie 
 3. Dr Elochukwu Valentine Aroh. Did not come 
4. Dr  Shirley Nwankwo Ehimhen
5. Dr Paschal Erhabor


*Nursing section*

1. Nurse Dorathy Brown 
   2. Nurse Favour Eze
   3). Nurse Edward Onyinye Nwadibie 
4. Nurse Charity Eluekezi

*Pharmacy section*

1. Pharm Huonyemesi Benita Ezinwa 
2. Pharm Henry Ekavwe
3. Mrs Ozili Lilian 
    

Eye section*

1. Dr Enwemnwa Uche 
2. Dr Bibian Imasua 
3. Optician Rita Atie


*Dental section*

1. DST Thomas Joy Oghogho 
2. DST Esther Ewere

*Lab section*
 
1. MLT Edah Jesutekevwe Favour

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