Published on March 24, 2026
In a notable initiative to commemorate International Women’s Day, DOAM Foundation, in collaboration with PureLife Health, successfully conducted a free medical outreach targeting women in the Bariga community of Lagos. The event, which took place over the weekend, aimed to provide essential healthcare services to women who might otherwise lack access to medical attention.
The outreach focused on offering various medical services including general health check-ups, maternal health consultations, and screenings for prevalent conditions. A team of qualified healthcare professionals, including doctors and nurses, volunteered their time and expertise to ensure that participants received comprehensive care.
Many women from the Bariga community attended the event, where they not only accessed health services but also gained valuable information on nutrition, hygiene, and preventive care. The initiative sought to empower women with knowledge about their health, there a culture of wellness within the community.
Community leaders praised the efforts of DOAM Foundation and PureLife Health, highlighting the importance of such outreach programs in underserved areas. Local resident and participant, Mary Adeola, expressed gratitude for the initiative, saying, “This kind of support means a lot to us. Many women here struggle to get basic medical care. Events like this help us prioritize our health.”
The outreach was not only aimed at providing immediate medical services but also at raising awareness about women’s health issues that often go unaddressed. Both organizations emphasized their ongoing commitment to improving healthcare access in marginalized communities, particularly for women, who frequently face barriers to proper medical attention.
As the event concluded, the organizers expressed their intention to continue similar outreach programs in the future, aiming to extend their reach to more communities across Lagos. The successful collaboration between DOAM Foundation and PureLife Health stands as a testament to the power of community-centric health initiatives, guiding the way toward healthier futures for women in the region.
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