Sustainable partnership in healthcare delivery

RedAid Nigeria inherited the development strides of its affiliate organization DAHW with decades of experience in healthcare-related projects in Nigeria...

Sustainable partnership in healthcare delivery

RedAid Nigeria inherited the development strides of its affiliate organization DAHW with decades of experience in healthcare-related projects in Nigeria...

Sustainable partnership in healthcare delivery

RedAid Nigeria inherited the development strides of its affiliate organization DAHW with decades of experience in healthcare-related projects in Nigeria...

Our stories

Voices of the communities we serve is paramount and we go extra miles to document them. Empowering them to share their stories and what their experience means to them.

what we do

RedAid Nigeria supports the work of the Nigerian Government through the Federal Ministry of Health in the fight against diseases of exclusion and poverty, as well as its intended consequences such as disabilities.

LEPROSY (Hansen’s Disease)

The good news first: leprosy is not very contagious. Leprosy is curable.

TUBERCULOSIS

One of the top 10 causes of death worldwide, with over 4,000 victims every day.

NEGLECTED TROPICAL DISEASES (NTDS)

Worldwide, more than 1.7 billion people are affected or threatened by neglected tropical disease (NTD), many millions die from the consequences every year

BURULI ULCER

Buruli ulcer is an insidious disease: it is caused by a bacterium that excretes a poison. This suppresses the immune defense

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Get involved and transform lives

Join RedAid Nigeria in the effort to eradicate life-threatening diseases that are impacting vulnerable communities.

“I am so happy this Easter period, my leg has been resurrected again.”
Chima Chukwuemeka

Abia State, Nigeria

“I appreciate organisations like RedAid Nigeria who take a stranger's problem like their own, providing support in unimaginable ways.”
Celestina Okoye

Enugu State, Nigeria

“Thank you, RedAid Nigeria, for the hope that you bring back to the lives of people!”
Oluchukwu Edeani

Enugu State, Nigeria