Monthly Archives: October 2021

Al-habeeb Medical Outreach program at Agelete Community Igbesa Ogun State on 21st November 2020 was a huge success. We provided integrated health care services such as blood pressure, blood sugar check, health advice, counseling, and free medicines to the residence of the community. We are able to reach out to over 70 underserved and indigent residences of Agelete land.

We thank all our sponsors and outreach teams for their effort in making this program a success. Special thanks to Mr and Mrs Ekene Okeke, Mr. Leo Onyebuchi, Mrs. Iqimat Yusuff Salawu, Mr. And Mrs. Onyeka, Mr and Mrs. Ifeanyichukwu for their donations.

Al-habeeb in Collaboration with Excel Point School Iba New site took to the street sexual abuse awareness rally on Monday 16th March 2020 to educate and sensitize the public, parents, and children on the danger of sexual abuse to the children. Sexual abuse has become a global issue affecting children and it can cause trauma, depression, anxiety, and suicide in victims. Our Volunteer Mrs. Maryann Amanfo educated the public about the danger and consequences of child sexual abuse on the physical, psychological and emotional health and wellbeing of the children

Please desist from engaging in sexual and physical abuse on our children, they are the future. We should not damage our future generation. We need to create a conducive environment for them to grow and excel in life. Adverse childhood experiences play a big part in shaping the health and well-being throughout the childrens’ lives. Sexual abuse in childhood can leave scars that can last for a long time. But many cases are never reported.

Special thanks to the Proprietor, teachers, and students of Excel Point School, our esteemed volunteer MaryAnn Amanfo for all the effort and contributions in making this program a success.

Join Al-habeeb to say:

No to sexual abuse.

No to physical abuse.

No to emotional abuse.

No to domestic violence.

No to rape.

No to child labour.

No to child prostitution.

No to child trafficking.

Covid19 is a global pandemic that has threatened humanity and killed thousands of people. Al-habeeb Health team led by Mrs. Jessica Okafor, RN., sensitized the communities, market men, and women in Ojo Lagos about Covid19, symptoms, preventive measures, when to seek help, how to wash hands, and the proper way to remove facemask.

Many people in the communities do not believe Covid19 is real, Al-habeeb through our health director Jessica Okafor, R.N. educated the masses on the symptoms of Coronavirus, how it spreads, preventive measures, how to wash hands properly, how to remove the facemask, and seeking help when suspected the symptoms of the virus.

We also distributed free face masks and hand Sanitizers to the market men and women and community members. This awareness is very necessary in Nigeria as the cases of the virus are increasing and yet many people still believe that Covid19 is a scam from the government. The campaign was to create more awareness of the pandemic, preventive measures and actions to take to reduce the incidence of the virus.