Community-Led Change Transforms Healthcare in Ogun State

From April to June 2026, Health Matters Incorporated implemented the Community-Led Monitoring project in Ota Ward 1, Ilupewo Community, Ogun State, to improve healthcare quality, accessibility, and accountability. The team began by building trust with community leaders, assessing the Ilupewo Health Centre, and listening to clients and stakeholders through interviews and group discussions. When challengesContinue reading “Community-Led Change Transforms Healthcare in Ogun State”

Strengthening Community Health in Delta State

From April to June 2026, Health Matters Incorporated launched the Community-Led Monitoring project in Okpanam, Delta State, to make healthcare more accessible and accountable. The team built trust with community leaders, assessed the health facility, and listened to clients through interviews and discussions. When challenges were identified, the CLM team identified key community advocates—including transportContinue reading “Strengthening Community Health in Delta State”

Improving Healthcare in Eredo: A Community Approach

In Lagos State, Health Matters Incorporated partnered with the GF/IHVN/TBN/CLM project from April to June 2026 to strengthen healthcare at Ilupewo Health Centre in Eredo LCDA by putting the community at the center of change. The team-built relationships with local leaders, assessed the facility’s needs, and listened to community members and clients through discussions andContinue reading “Improving Healthcare in Eredo: A Community Approach”

Pictures from the 2023 World Diabetes Day, Global Diabetes Walk organised by Health Matters Incorporated in partnership with Health Strategy and Delivery Foundation, Lagos State Ministry of Health and Shomolu Local Government.

Pictures from the free medical outreach conducted by HMI with support of the Babatunde Adegbenro Ajaga Visions Foundation (BAAVF) for early detection and awareness creation for diabetes, malaria and typhoid prevention and treatment in some communities in Lagos state.

HMI conducted an advocate meeting to the office of the Ogun State commissioner for health who was represented by Dr. Shoyinka, Director of Public Health Services (middle) in the state to influence the stakeholders decision on issues relating to sparse distribution of PHCs and inadequate trained health care personell in the state. Dr. Shoyinka promised to present the advocacy brief as well as feed the commissioner back on the visit, so actions can be taken on the concerns raised by the team.