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Rays Of Hope Support Initiative Rays of Hope Support Initiative is a Non-governmental Organization with registration number 95251 located in Ibadan, Oyo State Nigeria.

We were registered to offer social services on hypertension and diabetes to the underserved members of the community ABOUT US:
Rays Of Hope Support Initiative (ROHSI) is a Non-Governmental Organisation with registration Number 95251 located in Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria. ROHSI was registered in March 2017 to offers social services on hypertension and diabetes to the underserved members of the community who cost of treatment and medications for these ailments has run deep into their little family income. Beyond providing this social services, we will help them to acquire new life; cope with their health-related issues, especially on hypertension and diabetes, a common risk factor, which untreated, leads to more serious health issues such as heart attack, sudden death, stroke, damages to the five major organs in the body

MISSION STATEMENT
To educate, impact and improve the quality of lives in Ibadan and its environs by promoting health and well-being among the poorer and vulnerable communities who cannot afford quality health care by giving them the right to make choices as it affects their health. VISION STATEMENT
To support the health and wellbeing of our community members through education and enlightenment. VALUES
Rays of Hope Support Initiative is committed to high-quality community service that comes with integrity, fairness, and solid empowerment initiative. ROHSI OBJECTIVES
To raise awareness, give health tips, treatment, free medication, and follow-up on some of our targeted community members battling with the issue related to non-communicable diseases especially on hypertension and diabetes so that they can always remember what they need to do about their health
To educate, impact, and improve the quality of lives in Ibadan and its environs by promoting health and well-being among vulnerable communities’ members
To raise awareness on issues related to hypertension and diabetes, its effects and prevention methods
To help build healthier lives, free of cardiovascular disease among our people especially the underserved community members who could not afford the cost of medication that could help them live a meaningful life
To provide means of medical assistance to the people suffering from the effects of these ailments within our targeted community members
To reduce the mortality rate caused by these silent killers through basic health education
To organize and participate in seminars. Conferences, and other health-related programmes that will be of help to the wellbeing of our targeted community members
To accept grants, donations, assistance from public bodies, corporations, companies, or persons or trusts for this initiative and to manage efficient, effective and permissible fund flow and fund utilization in consonance with the objects stated herein. To discourage people from restoring to self-medication instead of seeking proper medical attention. To be a middleman connecting those who have suddenly been disadvantaged in terms of their health and well-being to donors who want to help alleviate their health situation
To do all such other lawful things as may be incidental or conducive to the attainment of the above-stated objectives.

01/10/2026
01/10/2026

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OUR TAKE AT RAYS OF HOPE SUPPORT INITIATIVE (ROHSI) AS NIGERIA MARKS HER 66TH INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY!The state of our ...
01/10/2026

OUR TAKE AT RAYS OF HOPE SUPPORT INITIATIVE (ROHSI) AS NIGERIA MARKS HER 66TH INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY!
The state of our healthcare system demands urgent, courageous action. The rising burden of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs), particularly hypertension and diabetes, is a silent crisis demanding urgent attention – it has become a national emergency, cutting down productive lives and pushing millions into poverty through out-of-pocket medical expenses.
Underfunded primary health centres and severe shortages of essential drugs leave millions without basic screening or care. As citizens celebrate Independence, our expectation across local, state, and federal tiers of government is clear: prioritise healthcare financing. Expand primary healthcare infrastructure, subsidise lifelong medications for silent killers like hypertension and diabetes, and enforce subsidised health insurance coverage to protect more Nigerian families.
At ROHSI, we see healthcare as a fundamental right, not a luxury. Xo, we urge our leaders to strengthen our health infrastructure and invest in the well-being of the citizens.
The ROHSI Team Wishes Nigeria and All Nigerians Happy and healthy Independence Day celebrations.
Rays Of Hope Support Initiative (ROHSI) Management Team

WORLD HEART DAY 2026: "DON'T MISS A BEAT": PROTECTING EVERY HEARTBEAT FOR A HEALTHIER NIGERIAEvery year on September 29,...
29/09/2026

WORLD HEART DAY 2026: "DON'T MISS A BEAT": PROTECTING EVERY HEARTBEAT FOR A HEALTHIER NIGERIA
Every year on September 29, the global community unites to observe World Heart Day. Established in 2000 by the World Heart Federation in partnership with the World Health Organization (WHO), this global awareness campaign educates the public on cardiovascular diseases (CVDs), the world’s leading cause of death, and promotes proactive, preventive heart health strategies.
This year, World Heart Day 2026 centers on a crucial theme: “Don’t Miss a Beat.” The initiative strives to achieve three vital global objectives:
•Raise awareness and highlight the massive global toll of heart disease and stroke, which claim millions of lives annually.
•Promote prevention and encourage healthy lifestyle habits, including balanced nutrition, routine physical activity, and the elimination of to***co and harmful alcohol use.
•Advocate for policy and equity that drives systemic changes fostering early detection, accessible healthcare, and universal coverage for cardiovascular treatments, particularly in developing nations where care is often scarce.
At Rays of Hope Support Initiative (ROHSI), our core focus is helping communities understand the central role the heart plays in human survival. Far more than a simple muscle, the heart serves as the engine of human life. It continuously pumps oxygen-depleted blood into the lungs and distributes oxygen-rich blood throughout the body. Through this continuous flow, it delivers vital nutrients like glucose and essential minerals to organs and tissues, providing cells with the oxygen needed to generate daily physical and mental energy. Furthermore, the heart helps route metabolic waste like carbon dioxide to excretory organs for elimination, regulates blood pressure across the vascular network, and transports endocrine hormones to maintain critical chemical signaling throughout the system.
Despite the organ's essential functions, Nigeria faces an escalating cardiovascular crisis. Cardiovascular disease has emerged as a leading non-communicable cause of adult mortality in the country, accounting for 20% to 25% of reported deaths across health studies.
Hypertension remains the nation's primary risk factor, affecting approximately 40% of Nigerian adults. Alarmingly, many of these individuals remain undiagnosed or lack access to consistent medical care. Moreover, essential medical procedures such as valve replacements and specialized heart surgeries, necessitated by heart-related issues, can cost millions of naira, making lifesaving treatment unaffordable for the average citizen.
Through our grassroots work, ROHSI has observed widespread lifestyle factors accelerating this crisis. Diets high in sodium and saturated fats, sedentary living, and rising rates of diabetes and obesity, alongside to***co and heavy alcohol consumption, continue to compromise community health across the nation.
So, as we mark World Heart Day, the Rays of Hope Support Initiative (ROHSI)team is issuing a direct call to action to the Nigerian Government and Health Ministries.
·To the Nigerian Government and Health Ministries to help prioritize national heart health action plans, allocate adequate resources to local healthcare structures, and establish a reliable health data bank to guide evidence-based policymaking.
·To our community people, prioritize your heart health today. Please, schedule regular screenings for blood pressure and blood sugar, adopt sustainable nutrition and active daily habits, and seek qualified medical care without delay.
· To our international partners and donors to help strengthen direct financial and technical support for our community-based organizations that operate on the front lines, bringing preventive care, resources, and health education directly to underserved populations.
By strengthening public policy, empowering grassroots organizations, and encouraging individual responsibility, we can reduce the burden of heart disease across Nigeria.
Together, let us ensure no one is left behind - Protecting the heart requires collective commitment.
Rays Of Hope Support Initiative@followersBlessing AndrewRahila Sati Ikpe Boluwatife Akintayo Bankole Ronke Olorunfemi Michael Danielson Balogun Maryam Temitayo Ogundeji OlayeniTemitope Adebayo Seyi Okeniyi Tubonimi Kingmate Engr Bawa Fatai Olubunmi Olubowale FasanyaDr. Jen Caudle Olorunfemi Benjamin Bolarinwa Kemisola

Hello, ROHSI family! Every year on September 29th, the world gathers to commemorate World Heart Day. It serves as a remi...
26/09/2026

Hello, ROHSI family! Every year on September 29th, the world gathers to commemorate World Heart Day. It serves as a reminder that every heartbeat fuels every moment of our lives. It's easy to get through busy days without considering what keeps us going. However, when we rely on junk foods, adopt sedentary habits, or live as if tomorrow doesn't exist, our hearts quietly pay the price. When our heart struggles, it affects every other organ in our body.
As World Heart Day approaches, we encourage you to pause and reflect on your daily habits. Are your choices fueling your heart or making it work harder than necessary?
Small changes that make a big difference:
Move a Little More: Break up long periods of sitting with walks, stretching, or active breaks.
Nourish with Purpose: Replace processed snacks with nutrient-dense meals that support our cardiovascular system.
Manage Stress: Prioritize rest, get enough sleep, and have calm moments to keep heart rate and blood pressure under control.
Know Your Numbers: Check your blood pressure, blood sugar levels, and cholesterol regularly, regardless of gender.
At ROHSI, our mission is to prioritize our community members' health and well-being. Let's take care of our hearts together so they can continue to care for us. For us to be healthy and present for all of our dreams and ideas, "Every Beat of Our Hearts Counts." Let us learn how to protect our hearts.
ROHSI Management Team
Blessing Andrew Olubowale Fasanya fans Boluwatife Akintayo Bankole Temitope Adebayo Olorunfemi Benjamin Rahila Sati Ikpe Ronke Olorunfemi Anuoluwapo Gboyega-Tokunbo Maryam Temitayo Ogundeji Olayeni Olatunji Oluwabukola Cso Oyo State Rays Of Hope Support Initiative Charles Fajonyomi Anita Sabidi Nkiruka Okoro Bolarinwa Kemisola Nkem Akinsoto Jennifer Okoliko Dr. Jen Caudle

17/09/2026

Dear ROHSI Family, Friends, and Community Partners, Today, September 17, 2026, we join the global community to observe World Patient Safety Day. This year, the focus hits home for nearly every household in our community: “Safe care for noncommunicable diseases (NCDs)” under the powerful slogan ....

Dear ROHSI Family, Friends, and Community Partners,Today, September 17, 2026, we join the global community to observe Wo...
17/09/2026

Dear ROHSI Family, Friends, and Community Partners,
Today, September 17, 2026, we join the global community to observe World Patient Safety Day. This year, the focus hits home for nearly every household in our community: “Safe care for noncommunicable diseases (NCDs)” under the powerful slogan “Safe Care for Life!”
In our neighbourhoods, NCDs such as , diabetes, , cancer, sickle cell and are no longer “distant” threats. They are the leading causes of disability and death. Because these conditions require a lifetime of management, the risk of preventable harm is significantly higher.
A large percentage of all deaths in Nigeria are now linked to such as , , , chronic respiratory diseases, and cardiovascular conditions, with a large proportion being premature deaths among young and middle aged individuals. Well over 20 million are living with hypertension and over 11 million with diabetes, yet more than half of those affected are unaware of their status.

Dear ROHSI Family, Friends, and Community Partners, Today, September 17, 2026, we join the global community to observe World Patient Safety Day. This year, the focus hits home for nearly every household in our community: “Safe care for noncommunicable diseases (NCDs)” under the powerful slogan ....

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