Campaign Details

Because no one should suffer in silence for lack of money.

In many of the communities we serve, treatable conditions turn deadly—not because the illness is too strong, but because access to basic medical care is too far, too expensive, or simply non-existent.

A mother walks miles with a sick child on her back—only to be turned away.
An elderly man with untreated high blood pressure collapses at home.
A pregnant woman loses her baby because antenatal visits were out of reach.

These are not rare stories. They are daily realities.

At BCO Foundation, we are changing this narrative with your help.

Why Medical Care?

Because good health is not a luxury. It is a human right.

Our free community medical outreach programs bring essential healthcare services directly to the people—right where they live, without cost, shame, or red tape. Services include:

• Medical consultations & basic treatments
• Eye screening and prescription glasses
• Malaria and typhoid testing & medication
• Maternal and child health services
• Free medications and health education
• Mental health screening and counselling
• Minor surgical procedures and follow-ups
• But the need is growing—and so must our response.

Campaign Goal:

Raise ₦15 million to provide free medical care to 5,000 vulnerable

🧴 $1,000 – Run a Basic Health Outreach in a Small Village

• Free malaria and blood pressure screening for 100 residents

• Distribute mosquito nets and basic hygiene kits

• Hire 2 nurses and 1 community health worker for a 1-day event

• Coverage: Villages in Yewa South or Odogbolu

"One mobile clinic, one morning, one hundred lives changed."

💊 $2,500 – Medication Supply for 3 Villages

• Stock essential drugs: antimalarials, antibiotics, pain relief, vitamins

• Ensure post-visit treatments after mobile clinics

• Train local volunteers on medication usage and storage

• Support areas like: Ajilete, Ikenne, and Imasayi

"Access to medicine means dignity. It means a chance to heal."

🩺 $5,000 – Host a Multi-Service Health Camp in One Ward

• Full-day camp: general screening, eye checks, dental exams

• Hire 4 medical professionals & transport logistics

• Provide treatment vouchers for severe cases

• Target wards: Sagamu Central or Atan-Ota Ward

“For some, it’ll be the first time they see a doctor.”

👩🏾‍⚕️ $10,000 – Sponsor a Quarterly Mobile Clinic in One LGA

• Operate a rotating mobile clinic across 4–5 communities

• Focus on maternal care, vaccinations, and infectious diseases

• Deliver reproductive health education to teenage girls

• Coverage: Ijebu East or Ifo LGAs

“When you bring healthcare to the doorstep, lives don’t have to wait for miracles.”

🧬 $15,000 – Provide Basic Diagnostic Tools for a Rural Health Centre

• Blood pressure monitors, glucose meters, test kits, solar refrigeration

• Train local staff on usage and care

• Extend the reach of diagnosis in communities lacking labs

• Areas: Odeda or Imeko-Afon

“Let’s equip the heroes already serving in silence.”

🚐 $25,000 – Launch a Health-on-Wheels Van for Multi-Village Outreach

• Retrofit a van with basic health station features

• Staffed by 1 doctor, 2 nurses, and 2 outreach officers

• Cover remote wards for bi-weekly check-ups

• Shared by 2 LGAs: Ewekoro and Remo North

“The van becomes their local clinic. It brings the cure closer than fear.”

🏥 $50,000 – Full Medical Support Ecosystem for One LGA

• 6-month rotating clinics across all wards in one LGA

• Staff, medicine, mobile lab services, and follow-up treatments

• Preventive care workshops in schools and markets

• Emergency fund for surgeries and referrals

• Coverage: Entire Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government Area

“A full safety net—where everyone in the LGA has someone to call when they feel unwell.”

📍Geographical Coverage by Tier

Every money you give goes directly toward real treatment for real people who, without your kindness, would simply go without.

Real Stories, Real Impact

When you donate, you're not just giving medicine.
You're giving relief. You're giving sleep. You're giving parents a chance to watch their children grow up. You're helping someone breathe easier—literally.

And we’ll show you the impact through photos, field reports, and patient stories because transparency is our commitment to you.

Other Ways to Support:

Donate medical supplies or equipment

Volunteer as a doctor, nurse, or health worker

Partner with us to co-host a medical outreach

Share this campaign within your network, WhatsApp groups, or church

Health is hope. Health is freedom. Health is life.

And you! yes, you can give that life.

Let’s build a future where nobody is too poor to be treated.