SRHIN AFRICA Website
Today, over 1 billion people worldwide are living in slums, and Africa alone accounts for nearly 22% of this global crisis
Our Vision
We envision an africa where healthcare is available to everyone, everywhere
Our Why
We believe that taking healthcare to underserved regions is an act of social justice.
Our target
We plan to empower at least 5 million young people by 2026.
Our Projects
Transforming lives, one community at a time
From slums to rural villages, we’re on the ground delivering healthcare services, education, and hope to those who need it most. Explore our projects and see how your support is creating real change.
BraveHeart Project
Promoting access to physical and mental health for people living in refugee camps in Northern Nigeria.
SIMBIHealth Community Advocacy
Improving sexual, reproductive, maternal, reproductive, newborn, child and adolescent health in Nigeria through training, outreaches and policy formulation.
BetaMama Pikin
Reducing maternal and neonatal mortality in Nigeria by promoting hygeine during pregnancy, childbirth and postnatal care.
driving change, building futures
Impact in focus
people reached
avocacy & outreach events
scientific publications
online impressions
countries
Through the support of our partners, we have made a lasting impact, driving change across several states in Nigeria
Explore how you can help
From lending your voice through advocacy, making monetary donations, partnership, giving your time through volunteering- the options are endless
Volunteer with SRHIN
Join SRHIN as a volunteer and make a lasting impact. Lend your time and talents to a meaningful cause.
Donate to SRHIN
Give once or monthly to SRHIN and provide underserved communities with quality healthcare and information.
Partner with SRHIN
Join forces with SRHIN and make a positive impact! We align ourselves with organizations that share our vision and drive, resulting in remarkable outcomes. Partner with us and let’s create a brighter future together.
Our funders and partners
Creating impact together—thanks to the support of our valued funders and partners
Our gallery
A glimpse into our journey—stories of impact, resilience, and change in action.
Support our mission
Give Hope. Create Change
Your generosity fuels life-changing programs for underserved communities. Every dollar helps provide healthcare, education, and opportunities for a brighter future. Together, we can transform lives.
Happening Now
Latest news and blogs from SRHIN
In a remarkable convergence of leading minds and innovators in the field of mental health, the 12th Global Mental Health Research Without Borders Conference unfolded with great promise. This prestigious event, held between the 30th October to 1st November 2023, brought together a
I celebrate every person doing the hard work of promoting good health and wellbeing and other global goals. I want you to know: your work matters! Founder of Slum and Rural Health Initiative Africa, Dr. Isaac Olufadewa. As is customary, the Bill &
Africa has about 25% of the global burden of disease but has just 3% of the world’s healthcare professional and about 1% of global research output. This fact births a burning question: How can research and advocacy be improved on the African continent?
News by Makanjuola Timilehin The Executive officer and founder, Slum and Rural Health Initiative, Dr Isaac Olufadewa was chosen as one of the exemplary young leaders for the 3rd edition of the Royal African award of the Royal African Young Leadership Forum (RAYLF).
Slum and Rural Health Initiative Network (SRHIN) today put to sea (inaugurated) a solar-panelled Friendship Tent at the Durumi Idp camp, Abuja northern Nigeria. The Friendship Tent is a mental health counseling/therapy hub as well as a skill acquisition and entrepreneurship development center
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SRHIN In The News
Slum and Rural Health Initiative Network (SRHIN) launched a first-of-its-kind Friendship Tent® at the New Kuchingoro IDP camp, Abuja, North-Central Nigeria which was featured by a leading media agency in Nigeria – Silver Bird
The Friendship Tent is a solar-powered mental health center for young people living in migrant camps and underserved communities