Health Outreach
Bridging the gap between communities and the healthcare system
Kenko is a Nigerian community health non profit organisation equipping young people with health knowledge, delivering care to schools, and reaching underserved communities. We start in Lagos — but our vision is every state in Nigeria.
People reached directly
We have directly reached people through health education, screenings, and medical support across underserved communities in Lagos.
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3,300+
People reached
Communities Reached
We are active in 15 secondary schools across Lagos and Abuja and embedded in 12 local communities.
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12 Communities Served
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15 Schools (Lagos & Abuja)
Kenko is powered by passionate healthcare professionals, educators, and volunteers united by one mission — making healthcare accessible to all.
Who we are
We work directly with students and communities to deliver structured health education and accessible health services. Schools are our entry point but our impact reaches families and entire communities.
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We establish health clubs in secondary schools, equipping students with health knowledge, life-saving skills, and the confidence to make informed health decisions.
We take healthcare directly into underserved communities providing screenings, consultations, and medical support to those with little or no access to formal health services.
How we work
We start where communities already gather, schools, workplaces, and local centers. From education and awareness to medical outreach and long-term engagement, every programme is designed to create sustainable health outcomes.
Schools are our entry point into the community. Through structured health clubs and education programmes, we equip students with knowledge that extends beyond the classroom into families and neighborhoods.
We deliver accurate health information through workshops, awareness campaigns, and community engagement programmes that help people make informed decisions about their wellbeing.
Through evidence-based medical outreach, screenings, consultations, and referrals, we bring healthcare services directly to underserved communities.
Through school health programmes, community awareness campaigns, preventive health education, and evidence-based medical outreach designed to improve health outcomes and expand access to care.
3,300+
People Reached
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Partner Schools
12
Communities Reached
16
Volunteers Trained
Featured Story
Many teachers were living with health concerns that often went unnoticed due to limited access to routine screenings and preventive healthcare services.
Before launching the outreach, Kenko conducted a needs assessment across partner schools to understand the real health challenges facing participants. The findings guided the services, tests, and support provided during the programme. Over two days, 127 teaching and non-teaching staff members were screened by a multidisciplinary healthcare team. Seven previously undiagnosed Hepatitis B cases were identified and referred for further medical care and treatment. This is what evidence-based community health looks like—healthcare designed around real needs, delivered through data-driven decisions, and focused on creating lasting impact where it matters most.
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Explore expert insights, community stories, health resources, and updates from Kenko's programmes and outreach initiatives.
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Testimonials
Behind every outreach, programme, and health intervention are people whose lives have been touched by the work. Here are a few of their stories.
“For the first time, a health programme came specifically for us the teachers. Before anything was done, they sat with us, asked questions, and actually listened. The assessment was thorough. I left that day feeling seen and genuinely cared for.”
Teachers — Medical Outreach
Lagos city Secondary School Teacher, Lagos
“I came to volunteer and left with a certification in Basic Life Support. Kenko didn’t just use our time — they invested in us. I now carry a skill that can save a life anywhere, anytime.”
Volunteers — BLS Training
“They taught us things our textbooks never covered — how to check blood pressure, how to respond in an emergency. It felt like real healthcare, not just theory.”
Students — Skills Beyond the Classroom
Wesley Secondary School Student
“I never knew I could learn first aid in school. Kenko made it practical and fun. I actually feel confident now.”
Students — Skills Beyond the Classroom
JS3 Student, Aje Junior secondary
“The health club sessions taught me things I went home and shared with my whole family. My mum was surprised I knew so much.”
Students — Skills Beyond the Classroom
SS1 Student, Abuja
“We learned about our bodies in a way that wasn’t embarrassing or confusing. It was open, respectful, and clear.”
Students — Skills Beyond the Classroom
SS2 Student, Wesley Senior Secondary
“I didn’t know what to do if someone fainted near me. Now I do. That is something I will never forget.”
Students — Skills Beyond the Classroom
JS2 Student, Bireal Junior Secondary
“Every session felt different. It was not like a class — it was like someone actually cared about what we understood.”
Students — Skills Beyond the Classroom
SS3 Student, Fazil Omar Secondary school
Quick answers to the most common questions
Anyone with a genuine desire to make a difference. Our volunteers include healthcare professionals, students, educators, content creators, and community members. We match your skills and availability to roles across education, field outreach, content, communications, and logistics.
No. While healthcare professionals strengthen our clinical activities, most of our work — health education, school engagement, campaigns, logistics, and communications — is open to everyone. We provide orientation and guidance for every role.
Reach out to us via WhatsApp or email with your school's name and location. Our team will arrange a conversation with your school leadership, walk you through the Kenko Health Club programme, and agree a start date. We handle the structure, materials, and trained instructors — your school provides the students and a supervising teacher.
Donations fund our programme delivery — educational materials, first aid and training supplies, sanitary kits for our menstrual hygiene campaigns, outreach logistics, and volunteer support. We publish monthly impact highlights so supporters can see exactly what their contribution achieves.
Distance is no barrier. Diaspora supporters contribute through donations, professional expertise, remote volunteering in content and communications, and connecting us with partners and funders. Contact us and we'll find the right fit.
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