"Eliminating Barriers to Quality Healthcare Access"
"Eliminating Barriers to Quality Healthcare Access"
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In order to support the communities in Nigeria deal with emergency situations as quickly as possible, Rural Health Mission Nigeria; a non-profit organization have launched a community reporting system that will be accessible to anyone to report an emergency situation in their community for...
Read MoreAt the third annual stakeholders’ engagement and dialogue held in Gombe on December 14th 2022, experts and other critical stakeholders gathered to commemorate the global universal health coverage day with the theme; “Building a Resilient and Sustainable Health System for Improved Universal...
Read MoreAt the annual stakeholders’ engagement and dialogue, organized by Rural Health Mission Nigeria at the banquet hall of Maidugu Hotel, Gombe, Gombe state with the theme; “Building a Resilient and Sustainable Health System for Improved Universal Health Coverage”. The CEO of Rural Health Mission...
Read MoreAccording to media reports in late September, 2022, more than 2.5 million people have been displaced by floods in Nigeria affecting at least 25 states. In Gamawa community, Bauchi State, Nigeria, it is estimated that over 3700 persons across 49 communities were affected leaving over 200 families...
Read MoreThis year, our activities focused on primary health system strengthening, promoting access to quality maternal, child and neonatal healthcare in remote communities and policy advocacy to promote the attainment of universal health coverage. ANNUAL-REPORT-2021-4Download
Read MoreRural Health Mission Nigeria (RHEMN) is a nonprofit organization that focuses on eliminating barriers to quality healthcare access in hard-to-reach and underserved communities in Nigeria. RHEMN helps address disparities facing pregnant women and children in rural Nigeria by providing access to...
Read MoreThe primary healthcare system which provides basic clinical and public health to one fifth of the global population has a notable history. The primary care institutions faced substantial challenges in the health care sector, including limited development, inadequate government funding and weakening...
Read MoreMaternal and neonatal mortality continues to be a significant problem in Nigeria. Along with insufficient financing, medical supply gaps, and service delivery challenges, a lack of adequately trained birth attendants is a key health system-facing issue preventing significant improvements in...
Read MoreRural Health Mission Nigeria (RHEMN) is a non-governmental organization based in Gombe northeast Nigeria. The organization supports access to quality healthcare in hard-to-reach remote communities and develops advocacy platforms to influence policy that strengthens primary healthcare systems. The...
Read MoreDo you know that you are at a higher risk of been harmed while receiving healthcare in the hospital? Even though hospitals matter to people and they form a critical part of the community. It’s a place where people go for healing and recovery from illnesses, but it’s considered one of the most...
Read MoreTwo months ago, we trained 40 home health volunteers across 8 communities in Wase LGA to support pregnant women & their newborn babies. This week our project coordinator paid them a visit and we are excited that over 200 pregnant women have been enrolled on the "Lifesaving Intervention project"...
Read MoreThis is the final report of the "Lifesaving Intervention Project" implemented in 3 community in Sardauna Local government, Taraba state. The project featured training of home health volunteers (birth attendants), distribution of birth kits and supply of rural clinics with essential pre and...
Read MoreEven though 2020 was a challenging year for everyone globally, but at RHEMN we saw the challenges differently by conquering our fears and assuming our true position as change makers. We therefore, focused on saving lives. We understood the critical role of our organization in the community at...
Read MoreEach year, RHEMN publishes an Activity Report and the Financial Report, with details on our activities. The reports provide financial and operational information, and reflects on the major challenges we faced over the previous year. 2020 Annual Report 2019 Annual Report 2018 Annual Report 2017...
Read MoreThe COVID-19 is a worldwide pandemic of coronavirus disease 2019 caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). In Nigeria, the first confirmed case in was announced on 27 February 2020, when an Italian citizen in Lagos tested positive for the virus. As case continue to...
Read MoreRural Health Mission Nigeria, a non-governmental organisation based in Gombe has trained over 114 primary health care workers on infection, prevention and control of COVID-19. Speaking to newsmen shortly after the training Thursday, the Chief Executive Officer of the organisation, Mal. Mohammed...
Read MoreWe have successfully Trained 47 Home Health Volunteers in 3 communities in Kabri ward (Kabri Song barki, Kara and Chana) The HHV training is part of the ongoing Lifesaving Intervention Project of RHEMN supported by World Connect: a New York based Nongovernmental organisation that supports and...
Read MoreThe Gombe health outreach is a #Health4AllByAll project of Rural Health Mission Nigeria aimed at influencing community action toward achieving quality healthcare in Rural communities. The project also utilizes community resources with full participation of the community thereby promoting public...
Read MoreRural Health Mission Nigeria in collaboration with Lawanti Community Development Foundation organized a day FREE medical outreach at Zongomari outreach in Akko LGA in Gombe state. This project is a flagship program of RHEMN under the initiative tagged #Health4AllByAll. Health4AllByAll is a...
Read MoreThe Rural Health Mission Nigeria in Collaboration with the Nigeria Police Medics, Gombe State command organized a day free HIV counselling and testing for police personnel in Gombe to mark the world Aids Day 2019.The event started with a health lecture on the overview of HIV and AIDs including mode...
Read MoreThe importance of effective leadership in healthcare is becoming increasingly apparent with a driven emphasis on transparency, public reporting, improve health financing and operational outcomes of healthcare system. The Nigeria Health Leadership Conference is an annual event designed to facilitate...
Read MoreDHTF in collaboration with Rural Health Mission Nigeria have conducted several medical outreaches in various communities on the Mamabilla plateau since 2015. Each time the lessons learned from these outreaches shows a great need for a sustainable access to health services in these communities which...
Read MoreAs always, we are focused on addressing the most important public Health issues facing our rural communities through providing supports at primary healthcare levels to improve access to quality healthcare. We believe in equality, accessibility, sustainability and passion for community service. We...
Read MoreAre you passionate about your community and want to take action to improve the health outcome of your community through provision of free healthcare services? The project 'Health 4 All by All' is here to support you to meet your goal. This project is community driven which aims to empower the...
Read MoreThe medical outreach was organized as a pre services launch at the Dechi Health Trust Fund clinic. Dechi Health Trust Fund (DHTF) in partnership with Rural Health Mission Nigeria conducted a 2 day free medical outreach in Gembu and Kakara communities on the mambilla plateau 11th and 12 April 2019....
Read MoreHealthcare leaders, experts, policy makers and researchers gather in Gombe to proffer solutions to the challenges of leadership in the Nigeria Healthcare System during the Nigeria Health Leadership Conference 2019. The Nigeria Health Leadership Conference is a multi-professional gathering designed...
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Children reached
CHWs/TBAs trained
Pregnant women saved
In order to support the communities in Nigeria deal with emergency situations as quickly as...
At the third annual stakeholders’ engagement and dialogue held in Gombe on December 14th 2022,...
At the annual stakeholders’ engagement and dialogue, organized by Rural Health Mission Nigeria...