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Empowering Young Leaders


At GNI, we believe that young people are the driving force behind positive change. That’s why we are committed to providing them with the skills, resources, and confidence they need to lead in their communities. Through leadership programs and practical initiatives, we aim to inspire the next generation of changemakers.

Project Health is Home

Revitalizing Rural Clinics for Community Well-being

About

The Health Is Home project seeks to strengthen community health systems by revitalizing an under-resourced rural clinic through medical equipment donations, health awareness, and public engagement. This initiative integrates immediate support (free consultations and supplies) with long-term community empowerment through education on disease prevention and substance abuse. The project will operate in five phases and is aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 3 (Good Health), SDG 6 (Clean Water and Sanitation), and SDG 16 (Strong Institutions).

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Project Objectives

Build a scalable, transparent model for rural healthcare intervention.

Equip a selected clinic with essential medical tools (e.g., malaria kits, thermometers, gloves, weighing scales).

Conduct a Community Health Outreach Day that reaches at least 250 people with free consultations and drug abuse awareness.

Reduce misinformation and stigma surrounding drug addiction in rural communities.

Project Phases

Phase 1: Mobilization & Clinic Nomination (July – August 2025)

Goal: Engage the public in nominating deserving clinics
Activities:

  • Design and launch #NominateAClinic campaign
  • Deploy Google Forms and paper-based nomination tools
  • Score entries via selection committee using need-based criteria
  • Public announcement of selected clinic

Phase 2: Fundraising & Partnerships (July – October 2025)

Goal: Raise ₦3,000,000 from diverse sources
Activities:

  • Launch digital micro-giving campaign
  • Create and manage crowdfunding platform
  • Submit proposals to foundations and CSR leads
  • Recognize donors with public shout-outs, branding exposure, and certificates

Phase 3: Procurement & Clinic Preparation (September – October 2025)

Goal: Equip the selected clinic and train outreach volunteers
Activities:

  • On-site needs assessment
  • Purchase and deliver medical supplies
  • Provide clinic signage and minor sanitation upgrades
  • Train 10–15 volunteers on outreach procedures

Phase 4: Health Outreach Implementation (November 2025)

Goal: Deliver free health services and raise awareness
Activities:

  • Host Health Outreach Day with screening, counseling, drug awareness, and hygiene demos
  • Use local talent for storytelling, spoken word, and drama
  • Distribute hygiene kits and educational materials

Phase 5: Monitoring, Reporting & Sustainability (Dec 2025 – Nov 2026)

Goal: Measure impact and document outcomes
Activities:

  • Monthly feedback from clinic staff
  • Video and testimonial collection from patients and volunteers
  • Final impact report and short documentary
  • Community feedback roundtable