Home-Based Care for 200 Elderly Nigerians

Dear Donors,

Thank you for your kindness and support for elderly Nigerians who are often forgotten and left to manage illness alone. Your generosity brings comfort, care, and reassurance to older people in need.

In Benue State, many elderly men and women live with chronic conditions such as high blood pressure, arthritis, and diabetes but cannot afford hospital visits or regular medication. Family support is declining due to poverty and migration, and Nigeria lacks a structured geriatric care system. As a result, many older people remain isolated at home, enduring pain and illness in silence. The “Home-Based Care for 200 Elderly Nigerians” project addresses this gap by delivering basic healthcare and emotional support directly to their homes.

Through this initiative, nurses and trained volunteers will make regular home visits to monitor vital signs, support medication use, and identify health issues early. Beyond medical care, they will provide companionship and emotional support, ensuring that elderly individuals feel seen, heard, and cared for.

The support received so far is appreciated, but more backing is required to fully roll out home visits and reach all 200 elderly beneficiaries. With continued assistance, this project will help older Nigerians live with dignity, reduce avoidable health complications, and demonstrate that compassionate home-based care is possible even in low-resource settings.

Warm regards,
Ugbede-Ojo Dominic Kadiri
Project Leader

Dear respected donors,

In many parts of Nigeria, elderly men and women are left to struggle with hunger, illness, and loneliness. Those who are too frail to leave their homes often have no access to medical checks, warm meals, or human contact. Families weighed down by poverty may be unable to provide daily support, leaving their loved ones in silent suffering.

The Home-Based Care for 200 Elderly Nigerians project will deliver meals, medical visits, and companionship to older people in need. By reaching them directly in their homes, the project offers a lifeline to those who would otherwise remain unseen and unattended.

No donations have been received yet. We appeal to caring donors who wish to help us start this urgent work. Every contribution can make the difference between neglect and relief for an elderly person in need.

With love,
Ugbede-Ojo Dominic Kadiri