About Supreme Care Health Foundation
A Nigerian NGO dedicated to saving lives, promoting health equity, and empowering communities across Nigeria
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
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.
SCHF Milestones
From a small community initiative to a recognized public health force.
A Passion Born from Loss
The story of Supreme Care Health Foundation (SCHF) began from a painful personal experience — the loss of two close friends to liver disease. Their untimely deaths highlighted the devastating impact of undiagnosed and untreated viral hepatitis and inspired a commitment to create awareness, promote prevention, and save lives.
What started as a small community-driven initiative grew into a broader public health movement focused on improving access to screening, vaccination, health education, and care for vulnerable populations.
Foundation Established
In June 2023, Supreme Care Health Foundation was founded in Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria, with a vision to contribute to the elimination of Hepatitis B and address critical public health challenges through community engagement, evidence-based interventions, and strategic partnerships
The foundation began with a simple but powerful goal: to ensure that no one loses their life because of a disease that can be prevented, detected, and managed
Registered
In June 2024, Supreme Care Health Foundation became officially registered as a non-profit organization, strengthening its commitment to delivering sustainable health interventions across communities in Nigeria
Since registration, SCHF has continued to expand its programs in Hepatitis elimination, HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria prevention, maternal and child health, sexual and reproductive health, eye health promotion, and youth empowerment
First Community Health Outreach
SCHF conducted its inaugural free Hepatitis B screening and awareness outreach at Jenta Adamu community, Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria, reaching over 300 community members with health education, screening services, and information on prevention, vaccination, and linkage to care
This milestone marked the beginning of SCHF’s commitment to taking lifesaving health services closer to communities
Where We Are Today
Supreme Care Health Foundation has grown from a small community initiative into a recognized public health institution working to promote health equity and improve lives
In January 2026, SCHF launched its Triple Elimination Program, focusing on the prevention and elimination of mother-to-child transmission of:
- Hepatitis B
- HIV
- Syphilis
The program supports healthier mothers and babies through awareness creation, screening, referral services, prevention interventions, and community mobilization — contributing to the global effort to eliminate these preventable infections
Join Our Mission
Volunteer, donate, or partner with us to amplify our impact across Nigeria.