Gallery

Moments that move us forward

A glimpse into our outreach programmes, community engagement, and the people we serve.

Free Medical Outreach — Bakana Community, Rivers State

The day began on the water. Our team boarded boats across the creeks to Bakana Community, Rivers State, Nigeria, and journeyed on to Boma Mingi Suku, Will-Braide Central, under the theme Caring Beyond Boundaries: Bringing Health To Every Home. The turnout was overwhelming — grandmothers, mothers, fathers and children came out in numbers. We provided free medical consultations, vital-sign checks, laboratory testing, TB screening, medication dispensing, health education, and full eye care including examinations, prescribed eye drops and eyeglasses. But the numbers only tell half the story. What we will remember are the smiles, the testimonies, the elderly woman who could read again through a new pair of lenses, and the gratitude of people who had never had healthcare brought this close to home. From the first boat ride to the last handshake, it was a day of care, connection, teamwork and service.

The Fubara's Care Foundation team in life jackets crossing the Bakana jetty on the way to the Free Medical Outreach

Volunteers travelling by boat across the creeks to Bakana Community, Rivers State, for the Free Medical Outreach

The Founder and the Fubara's Care Foundation team walking through Bakana Community towards Boma Mingi Suku, Will-Braide Central

Founder Braide Faustina Fubara addressing the community beside the 'Caring Beyond Boundaries: Bringing Health To Every Home' outreach banner

An elderly woman fitted with trial lenses during the free eye examination at the Bakana Free Medical Outreach

Community members of all ages seated together during the health education session at the Free Medical Outreach in Bakana

The Free Medical Outreach banner at Boma Mingi Suku, Will-Braide Central, Bakana, Rivers State

Laboratory and TB screening tests being carried out by volunteer scientists at the Bakana Free Medical Outreach

A community member having his blood pressure checked at the vitals station during the Free Medical Outreach

Aerial view of the Free Medical Outreach grounds in Bakana — registration, vitals, consulting and pharmacy tents filled with community members

Volunteers registering patients at the reception desk as the community waits at the Bakana Free Medical Outreach

Free medications laid out at the pharmacy station, ready to be dispensed at no cost to the Bakana community

Families seated under the outreach tent awaiting free consultation at Boma Mingi Suku, Will-Braide Central

Mothers, elders and children gathered under the tents during the Free Medical Outreach in Bakana Community

Pad a Girl Child Initiative — Community Senior Secondary School, Akpajo

In Akpajo, Eleme LGA, Rivers State, Nigeria, hundreds of students stood shoulder to shoulder for a truth too many girls learn the hard way: menstrual health is a right, not a privilege. Our team led an open-air assembly, taught safe menstrual hygiene, answered the questions girls are rarely allowed to ask, and placed a pack of sanitary pads in every girl's hands — so that no girl in Akpajo misses a single day of school because of her period.

Students and the Fubara's Care Foundation team gathered for a group photograph after the Pad a Girl Child Initiative at Community Senior Secondary School, Akpajo, Eleme LGA

Students of Community Senior Secondary School, Akpajo holding 'Restore Her Dignity, Keep Her In School' and 'Every Pad Counts, Every Girl Matters' banners

The Fubara's Care Foundation team with the school Principal at Community Senior Secondary School, Akpajo, Eleme LGA

A Fubara's Care Foundation facilitator addressing students during the menstrual health talk at Akpajo

'Menstrual Health is a Right, Not a Privilege' — students listening to the health talk at Akpajo, Eleme LGA

A volunteer handing a pack of sanitary pads to a student at Community Senior Secondary School, Akpajo

A student receiving her sanitary pad pack during the Pad a Girl Child Initiative at Akpajo

Students of Community Senior Secondary School, Akpajo assembled for the Pad a Girl Child session

The Fubara's Care Foundation team walking into Community Senior Secondary School, Akpajo, Eleme LGA

Pad a Girl Child Initiative — Community Girls Secondary School, Elelenwo

At Community Girls Secondary School, Elelenwo, Obio-Akpor LGA, Rivers State, Nigeria, the Fubara's Care Foundation team held a full Menstrual Health Matters session — an assembly with the students, a practical demonstration on safe pad use, an open question-and-answer session, and the distribution of sanitary pads to every girl in the school.

Students of Community Girls Secondary School, Elelenwo raising sanitary pads beside 'Every Pad Counts, Every Girl Matters' banners

The Fubara's Care Foundation team with the school Principal at Community Girls Secondary School, Elelenwo, Obio-Akpor LGA

A Fubara's Care Foundation facilitator leading the Pad a Girl Child assembly at Elelenwo

Practical demonstration on correct sanitary pad use for students at Community Girls Secondary School, Elelenwo

Students of Community Girls Secondary School, Elelenwo listening during the menstrual health talk

Volunteers distributing sanitary pads to students at Elelenwo, Obio-Akpor LGA

Students reaching out for sanitary pad packs during the Pad a Girl Child Initiative at Elelenwo

The Fubara's Care Foundation team walking across the Community Girls Secondary School, Elelenwo compound

Community Girls Secondary School Elelenwo signboard — Diligence, Decency & Dignity

Pad a Girl Child Initiative — Oba-Ama High School, Bakana

At Oba-Ama High School, Bakana, Degema LGA, Rivers State, Nigeria, the Fubara's Care Foundation team held a full Menstrual Health Matters session — an open-air assembly, a practical demonstration on safe pad use, a question-and-answer session with the students, and the handover of sanitary pads to the school Principal for distribution to every girl.

Students of Oba-Ama High School, Bakana raising sanitary pads received during the Pad a Girl Child Initiative

Fubara's Care Foundation team in Menstrual Health Matters shirts arriving at the Oba-Ama High School gate, Bakana, Degema LGA

The Principal of Oba-Ama High School receiving sanitary pads from a Fubara's Care Foundation volunteer

A Fubara's Care Foundation facilitator encouraging a student during the Pad a Girl Child session at Oba-Ama High School

Students of Oba-Ama High School seated with their sanitary pad packs on a desk marked 'Presented to O.H.S'

A student of Oba-Ama High School asking a question on the microphone during the menstrual health talk

Practical demonstration on correct sanitary pad use for students at Oba-Ama High School, Bakana

Open-air menstrual health assembly with hundreds of Oba-Ama High School students in Bakana

Fubara's Care Foundation team walking through the Oba-Ama High School compound with the Principal

The Fubara's Care Foundation team crossing the Bakana waterfront jetty on their way to the Oba-Ama High School outreach

Pad a Girl Child Initiative — Comprehensive Senior Secondary School, Opobo Town

At Comprehensive Senior Secondary School, Opobo Town, Opobo/Nkoro LGA, Rivers State, Nigeria, our Founder, Braide Faustina Fubara, joined the school's Principal and the FCF team to promote menstrual health, dignity, confidence, and empowerment for the girl child.