At Pistis Foundation, we're dedicated to education for health! Through UBOMI, we not only provide essential medical surgeries and care but also empower our beneficiaries with knowledge about health and wellness. Knowledge is indeed power, and together, we're making a difference!
We are thrilled to share a heartwarming story of transformation. During our previous outreach, individuals received dental interventions that not only improved their oral health but also empowered them with newfound confidence. They now greet the world with radiant smiles! As we gear up for another UBOMI outreach
Today, we want to share an incredible story that underscores the profound impact of healthcare and community support. Meet the remarkable individuals whose lives were transformed when they received free eye surgeries during UBOMI 3.0 Medical Outreach. These were individuals who had been battling vision impairments,
Since 2019, Ubomi has been a beacon of hope for over 6000 individuals who have received crucial medical and surgical interventions. We're proud to have delivered a total of 13,020 healthcare services, including 438 eye and general surgeries, to low-income individuals at absolutely no cost to them. The 4th edition
We shine a spotlight on the incredible individuals who made UBOMI 3.0 Outreach a success. Their dedication, passion, and unwavering support have transformed lives and communities. Your tireless efforts are the backbone of our mission, and we appreciate you immensely. As we eagerly look ahead to UBOMI 4.0 in 2023,
"I have three children and I am the only one catering for them because they have no father. The major challenge I face is paying their school fees. It's not always easy for me. But now that one of them is given a scholarship, I will be relieved a bit.
“When Precious was 4 months old, I found out she had a swelling that looked like a boil. It got to a stage where it kept growing. The swelling increased in size as she grew older. I took her to the hospital and after a series of tests, the doctor
"We came to UBOMI medical outreach programme with the hopes of getting treatment for my mother who was diagnosed with 3rd Degree Uterine Vaginal Prolapse. We had gone to various hospitals seeking help but could not afford the cost of treatment as surgery was prescribed. My mother was operated on