Mena, Mariam, Kyrollos, Ireny, Philopateer, Pishoy, and Mina are part of Leadership Initiatives' International Internship Program, working as Team 25868 to address urgent public health challenges in Bauchi, Nigeria. In partnership with local leaders, they are creating a public health campaign to share life saving information and practical tools with families. Support their work and help bring critical health education to communities that need it most.
Northern Nigeria faces serious public health challenges, including limited access to clean water, healthcare, and reliable health information. Mena, Mariam, Kyrollos, Ireny, Philopateer, Pishoy, and Mina of Team 25868 are partnering with New Life Medical Clinic to address these gaps through sanitation efforts, health education, and improved access to care, strengthening long-term community well-being.
Leadership Initiatives' interns are driving change by developing a public health campaign focused on real issues in Bauchi. In partnership with medical professionals from the New Life Medical Clinic, they'll help plan, fundraise, and implement community-focused initiatives. Their efforts will support sustainable improvements in health access, education, and resilience across the region.
Through health education workshops and strong local partnerships, interns are laying the groundwork for lasting change. Their efforts aim to build community ownership, strengthen healthcare systems, and promote long-term resilience. Over time, this will lead to improved health outcomes and a better quality of life for families across Bauchi, Nigeria.
