Abby Cares Foundation

22/04/2026

This little girl is seeing a doctor for the first time since she was born.

No checkups. No treatment. No access to healthcare — just silent suffering.

Today, at an Abby Cares clinic, she was examined, treated, and given the care every child deserves.


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18/04/2026

He lived in pain for 15 years.

No treatment. No access. No hope.
Until Abby Cares stepped in.

One surgery changed everything.

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15/04/2026

She came with NO antenatal care… and everything could have gone wrong.

Sarah feared childbirth.
No checkups. No access. No support.

Then she found Abby Cares Foundation.
Through timely antenatal/medical intervention, guidance, and skilled support…
✨ She delivered safely
✨ Her twins survived
✨ A mother’s life was saved

Today, Sarah’s story is changing minds in her community, proving that safe birth is possible.
💡 No woman should die giving life.
❤️ Your support makes this possible.
👉 Donate. Support. Share. Save a mother today.

13/04/2026

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉 Igba Light, Nkaa Blessing Ugomma

09/04/2026

Where you live should not decide if you live".

This World Health Day 2026, Abby Cares Foundation is showing the need for accessible health care through FREE community medical outreaches to rural communities in Nigeria; bringing healthcare closer to those who need it most.

From consultations and lab testing (HIV, Hepatitis, Malaria, Pregnancy) to antenatal care and free medications, we are saving lives and restoring hope.

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07/04/2026

We bridge the gap
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06/04/2026

Hospital or Home Birth?
What Rural Mothers in Nigeria Really Choose

In rural Nigeria, childbirth decisions are not just choices, they are shaped by distance, poverty, limited access to healthcare, and cultural realities.

For many women, home birth is not preference it’s survival.

At Abby Cares Foundation, we know that improving maternal health in Nigeria goes beyond advice. It means:

• Bringing healthcare to underserved communities
• Promoting safe delivery and antenatal care
• Building trust in primary healthcare systems
• Ensuring no woman is left behind

Every mother deserves a safe birth. Every life matters.

05/04/2026

26/03/2026

If your culture humiliates women, it is not culture.

What happened in Ozoro is unacceptable.

No woman anywhere should be harassed, violated, or made to feel unsafe in the name of tradition or celebration.

Violence against women is not normal.
It is a violation of human rights.

Now is time to act

We need:
✔️ Enforcement of the VAPP Act
✔️ Safe reporting systems for survivors
✔️ Communities that protect, not silence women

At Abby Cares Foundation, we support survivors through medical care, mental health services, and advocacy.

We cannot do this alone

Speak up!
Support our work!
Be part of the change!

Because when you protect a woman…
you protect a generation.

24/03/2026

I got over 50 reactions on my posts last week! Thanks everyone for your support! 🎉

21/03/2026

Providing antenatal care in rural communities in Nigeria"

18/03/2026

Meet Our Community Health Workers – Part 2: Nurse Adanna

In this second episode of our Meet Our Community Health Workers series, we spotlight Nurse Adanna—one of the dedicated hands delivering care at the grassroots level.
With compassion and commitment, she shares her experience, her role at the PHC, and how she supports community health through her work with Abby Cares Foundation.

Stay with us as we continue to highlight the faces behind quality healthcare in our communities.

Visit website .abbycaresfoundation.org