My Health, My Wealth Medical Outreach
Preventive screenings and wellness education brought directly to vulnerable communities across Rivers State no clinic visit required.
In celebration of Foundation Faith Church Salem Family Rumuodomaya's 30th Anniversary, powered by the Church in partnership with VonneVision and Communal Care Circle.
From medical screenings to school supplies, from hospital bedsides to hygiene kits this is the record of how the Circle has shown up for Rivers State communities since our launch.
Here's where we showed up, who we served, and how each initiative moved a family forward.
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Preventive screenings and wellness education brought directly to vulnerable communities across Rivers State no clinic visit required.
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Sanitary pads, dignity, and knowledge for young girls embracing womanhood with confidence, and keeping girls in school without shame.
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Personal visits to hospitalised children and families in need care packages and encouragement during their most vulnerable moments.
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Bags, books, uniforms and school fees for children from struggling homes the centrepiece of our official launch and dedication ceremony.
Four initiatives. Four different doors that were closed to these families — until now.
Poor communities rarely reach preventive healthcare on their own. We bring it to them — no excuses, no delays.
Menstrual stigma keeps girls from school. Pads and honest conversation let them stay.
A hospital visit tells a struggling family they haven't been forgotten. Care that goes beyond medicine.
A uniform and a backpack aren't luxuries. They're the bridge between a child and their classroom.
The sanitary pads gave my daughter the confidence to stay in school. No more missing classes.
They didn't just visit — they saw us. My son's hospital stay felt less lonely because the Circle showed up.
I got my new uniform, books and backpack the same day. For the first time, I felt like I belonged in that school.
Six programmes queued up, in the order we're bringing them to life.
Free eye screening and glasses for primary school children. Clear vision, clear futures.
Weekly nutritious meals for vulnerable children in partner schools. Healthy bodies, healthy minds.
Training for teachers and parents on inclusive education making schools safer for every child.
Empowering older youth with trades and digital skills, one competency at a time.
Training local leaders as health ambassadors sustainable care starts with the community.
Counselling and mental health support for trauma-affected children. Healing hearts, restoring hope.
These four initiatives changed 100+ lives. Imagine what's possible with your support every donation and every volunteer hour carries the Circle further.