Offokaja Foundation

Category: Health

  • About Offokaja Foundation’s recent 177000 Naira health intervention

    Recently, the Prince and Princess Charles Offokaja Foundation International was privileged to make a significant impact on the lives of several individuals and families, reaffirming our commitment to the values that drive our efforts every day.

    We donated a total of ₦177,000 to cover several critical medical needs.

    Hospital Bill Cleared. This sum facilitated the discharge of an individual who was unable to pay their hospital bill, ensuring they could return home without the weight of debt holding them back. We cleared his hospital bills.

    Oxygen and Medication for Baby with Severe Acute Pneumonia. Part of this donation was also used to support the parents of a baby suffering from severe acute pneumonia. The Foundation settled outstanding payments for units of oxygen and medication, providing a lifeline to the baby and the family during this challenging time. We also contributed to the procurement of additional medication and oxygen to ensure continued care for the baby.

    A Ray of Hope for Baby with Severe Jaundice. Additionally, the funds covered expenses for medication and baby food for another baby diagnosed with severe jaundice. This intervention not only provided essential medical treatment but also ensured the baby’s nutritional needs were met, promoting a faster recovery.

  • Offokaja Foundation provides ₦150,000 for patient’s hyperglycemia treatment

    Offokaja Foundation provides ₦150,000 for patient’s hyperglycemia treatment

    We are pleased to announce that the Prince and Princess Charles Offokaja Foundation International has stepped in to provide crucial financial assistance for a patient battling hyperglycemia. In our ongoing commitment to support people’s health and well-being, the Foundation has transferred ₦150,000 to cover the costs of necessary medical treatment for the patient.

    Hyperglycemia, a serious condition characterized by elevated blood sugar levels, can lead to severe complications if left untreated. With this financial aid, we aim to ensure that the patient receives the best possible care and a chance at a healthier life.

    This act of generosity reflects our mission to foster a supportive and caring environment for those in need. We remain dedicated to providing resources and support to individuals facing health challenges to the best of our ability, and we encourage everyone to stay informed about their health and seek medical advice when needed.

  • Offokaja Foundation powers life-saving surgery with ₦150,000 cash transfer

    Offokaja Foundation powers life-saving surgery with ₦150,000 cash transfer

    Recently, the Prince and Princess Charles Offokaja Foundation International was contacted by a reliable source about a family facing a medical emergency.

    One of their members required an urgent appendicitis operation costing 250,000 Naira, but they only had 100,000. Faced with this impossible choice, the source reached out to us for help.

    By the grace of God, we were able to provide the remaining 150,000 Naira, ensuring the patient could receive the necessary treatment. This contribution allowed the operation to proceed, bringing relief to the family.

    The operation was successful. And the patient is recovering well.

  • Offokaja Foundation contributes 18,000.00 Naira for beneficiary’s urine culture test

    Offokaja Foundation contributes 18,000.00 Naira for beneficiary’s urine culture test

    A patient had fever which wasn’t going with treatments given. So the hospital asked for a urine culture test to further diagnose the patient.

    There wasn’t enough money for the test. So, the Prince and Princess Charles Offokaja Foundation International contributed 18k to make up the bulk of the money.

    We hope the test leads to diagnosis that will bring about healing for the patient.

  • We transferred 20,000 Naira to save patient in medical emergency (Feb, 20th, 2024)

    We transferred 20,000 Naira to save patient in medical emergency (Feb, 20th, 2024)

    Yesterday, February 20th, 2024, we received a distress call from a reliable source that someone was facing a very serious medical situation. After we confirmed how much was needed to stabilize the patient, we sent it in.

    And the patient is now in a stable medical condition.

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