Welcome to the website of the
NIGERIA HEALTH
CARE PROJECT
Last update:16th May 2012
 
This site tells you about our work and how you can support it.
Nigeria Health Care Project is a registered charity No 1112932
The project was launched in April 1992 in order to revive the work of the Wesley Guild in medical mission, which began at Ilesha Hospital in 1912. From just two (centres) projects in 1992, we are currently involved in funding 18 projects.
Aim:
- To provide primary health care facilities in areas of rural Nigeria which
currently have poor or non-existent services;
- to work with the World Church Office of the Methodist Church in Britain to form a creative partnership with Methodist Church Nigeria
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Youngsters welcoming NHCP visitors to Ogoli-Ugboju Hospital,
Apa Diocese, Benue State, February 2012.
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New Patron for NHCP
 We are delighted that Sir Bode Akindele, a Knight of John Wesley in the Methodist Church Nigeria, philanthropist and businessman has agreed to be Patron of the Nigeria Health Care Project. We met Chief Akindele in Lagos in February and look forward to many years of fruitful association with him.
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2012 Biennial Visit
 A group of Trustees were in Nigeria from February 4th-18th, visiting all the projects we support.
The 2012 Visit Report is now available.
The full colour report can be viewed here
The photo shows the investiture of Sir Bode Akindele as patron of NHCP, at The Prelate's Chapel, Lagos, 6th February 2012
Left to right: David Cundall (Coordinator of NHCP), Peter Grubb (Chair of NHCP), Bishop Opoko (Secretary of Conference MCN), Sir Bode Akindele (Patron of NHCP), His Eminence Dr.S. Ola. Makinde (Prelate of MCN)
Annual General Meeting 2012
The AGM of the Nigeria Health Care Project will be held at 12 noon on Tuesday 12th June 2012 at Christ Church Halton, Chapel Street, Halton, Leeds, LS15 7RW.
The keynote speaker will be Michael King, previously the World Church Relationships Team Leader of the Methodist Church in Britain, and Vice-President Elect.
Please let David Cundall, NHCP coordinator, know if you plan to come. |
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