About Supreme Care Health Foundation
A Nigerian NGO dedicated to saving lives, promoting health equity, and empowering communities across Plateau State and beyond.
Our Mission
To significantly contribute to the elimination of Hepatitis B in Nigeria while addressing other major public health concerns such as HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria, and supporting the enhancement of Sexual, Reproductive, Maternal, Child, Newborn, Adolescent, and Eye Health through education, prevention, screening, treatment support, and community empowerment.
Our Vision
To become a leading non-profit organization in Nigeria dedicated to improving health outcomes, promoting health equity, and saving lives through innovative programs, strategic partnerships, and community engagement, with a special focus on the elimination of Hepatitis B.
Our Objectives
Eight clear goals that guide our work and measure our impact.
Reduce the burden of Hepatitis B and C through screening, vaccination promotion, and treatment support.
Implement HIV/AIDS, TB, and Malaria prevention programs in underserved communities.
Achieve triple elimination of mother-to-child transmission of Hepatitis B, HIV, and Syphilis.
Provide accessible eye health services including free screening and reading glasses.
Promote sexual and reproductive health rights especially among adolescents.
Empower youth with vocational and entrepreneurial skills for economic independence.
Strengthen community health systems through education, advocacy, and capacity building.
Build partnerships with government, international organizations, and the private sector.
Core Values
The principles that guide everything we do.
Compassion
We serve communities with empathy, dignity, and respect.
Integrity
We uphold transparency, accountability, and ethical practices.
Excellence
We strive for quality and impact in everything we do.
Equity
We believe everyone deserves access to quality healthcare.
Innovation
We embrace creative solutions to public health challenges.
Collaboration
We work with partners and communities for sustainable results.
Meet the Team
Passionate professionals dedicated to advancing public health in Nigeria.
Dr. Adekunle V. Ojo
Executive Director
Public health specialist with over 10 years of experience in disease prevention and community health programs.
Folashade Akinlaja
Program Director
Dedicated healthcare professional specializing in maternal health and community outreach programs.
Dr. James Musa
Medical Officer
Experienced clinician with focus on infectious disease management and patient counseling.
Amina Suleiman
Community Coordinator
Grassroots mobilizer connecting communities to essential health services across Plateau State.
SCHF Milestones
From a small community initiative to a recognized public health force.
Foundation Established
Supreme Care Health Foundation was founded in Jos, Plateau State with a vision to eliminate Hepatitis B in Nigeria.
First Community Outreach
Conducted our inaugural free Hepatitis B screening, reaching over 500 community members in one weekend.
Triple Elimination Program Launch
Launched our EMTCT program to eliminate mother-to-child transmission of Hepatitis B, HIV, and Syphilis.
Eye Health Initiative
Introduced free eye screening and reading glasses distribution, serving hundreds of community members.
10,000 Screenings Milestone
Crossed 10,000 cumulative Hepatitis B screenings — a landmark in our fight against viral hepatitis.
Youth Empowerment Launch
Launched our vocational skills program, graduating our first cohort of 20 young tailors and fashion designers.
20,000+ Screened
Surpassed 20,000 cumulative screenings and reached 300,000+ individuals through education campaigns.
Join Our Mission
Volunteer, donate, or partner with us to amplify our impact across Nigeria.