Healthier Lives. Safer Communities. Together.
Everyone deserves access to reliable health information, essential care and support during difficult times.
Ecclesia Health & Safety Club works with communities across Nigeria through health outreaches, school education programmes and practical assistance for women and families.
Its work is grounded in compassion, guided by integrity and focused on treating people with dignity.
Ecclesia Health & Safety Club works to improve access to healthcare, health education and practical support in underserved Nigerian communities.
Through community outreaches, school programmes and family assistance, Ecclesia brings care and useful knowledge closer to people who need it.
Core values: Compassion, Integrity and Inclusivity.
For many families, access to healthcare and reliable health information can be difficult.
A routine medical check-up may be delayed because of cost. A young person may have questions about their health but no one to ask. A mother may need practical support while caring for her family.
Ecclesia responds to these everyday realities through community outreach, education and partnerships.
The organisation brings healthcare professionals, volunteers and community members together to share knowledge, provide practical assistance and help people make informed decisions about their wellbeing.
The work is not only about responding to immediate needs. It is also about giving people information and support they can carry into their everyday lives.
Health check-ups, immunisation-related services and health education for children, mothers, older people and underserved communities.
School visits and educational resources on hygiene, personal safety and health, including Teen Bloom and My Healthy Habits Adventures.
Practical assistance, essential supplies, emotional encouragement and support with hospital bills for single mothers and widows.
Working with local organisations and community members on clean-up activities and plans for better community healthcare access.
Opportunities for healthcare professionals, volunteers, businesses, NGOs and public institutions to support community programmes.
Public dialogue and stakeholder engagement on healthcare access, quality and community wellbeing.
Good health education starts with information people can understand. Through school visits and community programmes, Ecclesia helps children and teenagers learn about their health, ask questions and develop habits that support their wellbeing.
The organisation has developed two educational booklets that allow young people to continue learning beyond each outreach or school session.
Navigating adolescence with confidence.
Teen Bloom helps teenagers understand puberty, menstruation, personal hygiene, emotional wellbeing, healthy relationships and personal safety.
The booklet supports school health education and encourages open, age-appropriate conversations about growing up.
Little lessons. Healthy everyday habits.
An illustrated activity booklet that helps children practise healthy habits through handwashing charts, brushing checklists and healthy-eating activities.
The resource also gives parents and educators practical ways to reinforce health education at home and in school.
From school visits to community outreaches, these are some of the people and moments behind Ecclesia's work.
Care, closer to home.
Learning. Confidence. Growth.
Coming together for good.
Ecclesia is working towards establishing a community dispensary to bring affordable basic healthcare closer to underserved communities.
The proposed facility aims to reduce some of the barriers families face when seeking everyday medical attention.
Planned services may include general health consultations, treatment for common illnesses and preventive healthcare.
This project is still in development and is not yet open.
Ecclesia's work is supported by people committed to community care, education and practical service.
Founder
Co-founder
Chief Operating Officer
Community Manager
KOGA Faith Foundation's wider vision is rooted in faith, service, leadership and community development.
Ecclesia's work complements that vision by responding to practical healthcare and education needs in Nigerian communities.
Through school programmes, outreach activities, family support and health education, Ecclesia demonstrates how compassion can become meaningful action.
Together, these areas of work reflect the importance of caring for people not only spiritually, but also physically, socially and emotionally.
Proposed strategic priorities for 2027.
These are strategic priorities, not guaranteed outcomes.
Whether you are a healthcare professional, educator, volunteer, business or community organisation, there are opportunities to contribute to Ecclesia's work. Share your time, expertise or resources and help support the next outreach.
