NGO to Empower 1,000 Youth Leaders, Teenagers to Curb Drug Abuse
An NGO, the Health Emergency Initiative (HEI), says it will empower more than 1,000 youth leaders and teenagers in a bid to curb drug abuse…
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Empowering Youth Leaders to Curb Substance Abuse in Nigeria
Empowering Youth Leaders to Curb Substance Abuse in Nigeria seeks to address issues of substance abuse by empowering youth leaders. The recent investigative report released…
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Charity Work
Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PwC), a leading professional services firm in Nigeria has supported five charity organisations with N5 million to provide succour to indigent and vulnerable…
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HEI Donates Medical Items To Kirikiri Prison
Health Emergency Initiative (HEI) donated medical items and other essential drugs to Kirikiri Prison to tackle the health emergencies among the inmates. Mrs Rebecca Ediale, the HEI Project Officer,…
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FRSC Commends HEI for Saving Over 200 Accident Victims
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has commended the Health Emergency Initiative (HEI) for giving prompt support and assistance to save the lives of over…
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Helping the Helpless
Health Emergency Initiative (HEI) has intervened in over 2,000 cases of health challenges since inception and has signed Memorandum of Understanding with 11 public hospitals…
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HEI to Support Poor Nigerians for Cheap Health Services
To reduce death rate caused by lack of cheap health services, Health Emergency Initiative (HEI), said it would pull funds together to save the lives…
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HEI partners hospitals, FRSC to help indigents, accident victims
The Health Emergency Initiative (HEI) has partnered government hospitals and the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) to bridge the gap between accident victims and prompt…
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Accident victims to get free treatment – Health Emergency Initiative
Accidents victims will now get free treatment in selected hospitals in Lagos within the first 24hours of the accident. This was revealed during the signing…
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135 Indigent Patients Benefits from HEI
Through a project tagged: “None should die,” launched in collaboration with the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Lagos State Ambulance Service (LASAMBUS) and some selected…
