We are dedicated to achieving SDG-3, ensuring good health and wellbeing for every individual. We strive to make a lasting impact in Nigeria.
Rebekah Bamido Foundation is a registered non-profit organization with focus in achieving SDG-3; Health and wellbeing for all.
Our vision is to create a society where all individuals have good health and wellbeing. Our programs cut across offering medical outreaches to underserved communities, occupational safety training for workers, maternal and child health care, health advocacy and promoting good health care systems.
Our team is made up of multidisciplinary experts with experience and passion to drive positive change in Nigeria.
“At Rebekah Bamido Foundation, we believe that health is the cornerstone of a thriving community. We are dedicated to improving the wellbeing of underserved populations through our comprehensive medical outreach programs. Join us in our mission to create a healthier future for all.”
Founder Rebekah Bamido Foundation
We offer a wide range of cutting-edge treatments and personalized care to address all of your dental needs.
Occupational health and safety is a field of public health that covers the safety of individuals at work, preventing injuries and hazards at work and improving the work environment. Our goal is to provide safety trainings to all workers in Nigeria, improve the work environment and equip individuals with basic skills to respond to emergencies at work. With these interventions, work-related injuries and deaths will significantly reduce in Nigeria.
Rebekah Bamido Foundation organizes health outreaches to underserved communities to promote maternal and child health at the various stages. Maternal mortality still remains a major public health problem in Nigeria with high rates. Our goal is to provide health education, care, essential drugs and link to specialist care for all mothers at the various stages of pregnancy and puerperium.
In 2021, Rebekah Bamido foundation in partnership with Safer Hands Initiative started a project on revamping the Primary health care system in Nigeria. Unfortunately primary health care in Nigeria is still grossly underdeveloped and suboptimal. The aim of the project was to investigate, empower, proffer solutions and create policies to improve the state of primary health care centers in Nigeria.
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We take immense pride in assembling a team of exceptionally skilled and compassionate professionals who are dedicated to enhancing your health and transforming your smile.
Founder / Public Health Advocate
Program Manager and Public health advocate
Drug Expert and Medical representative
Public health educator /risk assessment analyst
Health educator and Program Coordinator
Health educator and Program Coordinator
Health educator and Program Coordinator
Health educator and Program Coordinator
Our friendly and knowledgeable team is here to assist you every step of the way.
The mission of the Rebekah Bamido Foundation is to promote health and wellbeing for all by achieving Sustainable Development Goal 3 (SDG-3). We focus on providing medical outreaches, occupational safety training, maternal and child health care, and health advocacy to improve healthcare systems in Nigeria.
The Rebekah Bamido Foundation is located at Nike Obasa Street, Shagari Estate, Lagos, Nigeria.
Our main programs include Occupational Safety Training, Maternal and Child Health Care, and Health Advocacy & System Improvement. Each program is designed to address specific health challenges and improve the overall wellbeing of communities in Nigeria.
There are several ways to get involved, including volunteering, donating, and partnering with us. You can click on the “Get Involved” section to learn more about how you can support our mission.
The goal of our Occupational Safety Training program is to provide safety training to all workers in Nigeria, improve work environments, and equip individuals with basic emergency response skills. This initiative aims to significantly reduce work-related injuries and deaths.
Our Maternal and Child Health Care program focuses on promoting maternal and child health through health outreaches in underserved communities. We provide health education, essential drugs, and links to specialist care for mothers at various stages of pregnancy and postpartum to reduce maternal mortality rates.
In partnership with Safer Hands Initiative, we work on projects to revamp the primary healthcare system in Nigeria. Our efforts include conducting research, empowering healthcare centers with resources and training, and developing policies to enhance healthcare delivery, with the goal of achieving universal health coverage.
The Rebekah Bamido Foundation is led by Dr. Borowa Azabi, MD, MPH. She is a public health expert and advocate for healthier communities and workplaces, with extensive experience in healthcare delivery and nonprofit management.
