On the 14th of February 2026, in commemoration of the season of love and care, the Domitila Foundation took its Medical Outreach Program to Ede-nta Community.The outreach was centered on Cervical Cancer Awareness, with the aim of educating women on the dangers of the disease and the importance of early medical attention.During the program, health professionals engaged the women in an intensive health talk where they were enlightened on: • What cervical cancer is • Causes and risk factors • Warning signs and symptoms • Preventive lifestyle practices • The importance of routine hospital check-ups The session created an avenue for open discussion, allowing women to ask questions, share experiences, and receive professional medical guidance.In addition to the awareness campaign, the foundation also provided free medical outreach services, which included: • Free medical consultations • Blood pressure checks • General health examinations • Distribution of free drugs and medications • Health counseling and referrals where necessary The outreach recorded a commendable turnout, with beneficiaries expressing deep appreciation for the initiative. Many described the program as enlightening and impactful, especially as it brought vital health information and support directly to the community.We remain committed to promoting women’s health through continuous education, advocacy, and community-based medical intervention.
Advancing Community Health: Domitila Foundation’s Cervical Cancer Awareness & Medical Outreach in Eha Ndiagu Community, Nsukka LG, Enugu State.
On the 31st of January 2026, the Domitila Foundation for Women Empowerment carried out its Cervical Cancer Awareness and Medical Outreach Program in Ehandiagu Community, Nsukka Local Government Area.The program focused on educating women on cervical cancer ,its causes, prevention, early detection, and the importance of regular screening. In addition, we provided free medical outreach services to both men and women, including general medical consultations, basic health checks, and free medications for various health conditions. This initiative reflects our commitment to promoting preventive healthcare and ensuring that quality medical services and health education reach grassroots communities. We strongly believe that access to information and timely care can save lives.We appreciate the Ehandiagu community for the warm reception and thank our dedicated medical team and volunteers for their selfless service. Together, we are making healthcare more accessible and building healthier communities.
Skill Acquisition Support Program – Empowering Lives, One Skill at a Time
A few weeks ago, we called on the public to recommend individuals with the passion and willingness to learn a skill that can transform their lives. Among the responses we received, Ezeja Rosemary Chidera, from Umuida Inyere in Igbo-Eze North Local Government Area, stood out as someone with genuine interest and potential. She was recommended by Friday Ifeanyichukwu Odoh .We are pleased to share that Rosemary has now been officially enrolled in the skill training of her choice (fashion design). She selected a training center close to her residence, which aligns with our goal of making the learning process accessible and stress-free for our beneficiaries.But our vision doesn’t end at enrollment. This program was designed not only to help people acquire skills but also to ensure they are empowered to put those skills to use in ways that can sustain and uplift them. That’s why we’ve made a commitment: in six months, if Rosemary shows good progress and dedication, we will support her further with essential equipment to help ease her work and give her a solid foundation to thrive.We’re not just giving skills, we’re building futures.Here are some pictures from the day we enrolled her. Stay tuned for more inspiring updates as we continue to support individuals like Rosemary on their journey to self-reliance and success.