"...whatever it takes to restore hope"
Welcome to The Restored Heart Foundation
Our Journey
We envision bringing new life chances, real hope and opportunities to improve the lives of children and teenagers in rural communities
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Our mission
Our mission is to create lasting positive change by improving equitable access to healthcare, enhancing educational outcomes, and empowering women and youth in rural communities. We believe that through our targeted interventions, underserved and vulnerable communities will be empowered for socio-economic growth and national development.
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Our vision
At the center of our vision at the Restored Heart Foundation is to build a just and equitable society in Nigeria and across Africa where every individual, irrespective of social status, tribe, religion or gender enjoys equal access to quality healthcare, education, and opportunities for empowerment. We envision a future where rural communities, especially children, women and youth are equipped to lead positive change for national development.
The Teacher Bank Mobile App is now available for download on Google Playstore ONLY!
TEACHER BANK MOBILE APP
The Teacher Bank Mobile App is now available for download on Google Playstore ONLY!
TEACHER BANK MOBILE APP
Ubuntu
Here at RHF, everyone matters, and every story counts.
Youth, as catalysts for change, can illuminate societal challenges and opportunities. Through strategic partnerships and people-centric approaches, we can empower them to advocate for a brighter future.
Young Historian Competition Report
The Young Historian Competition 2024 focused on young individuals between 18-30 years of age in any Nigerian tertiary institutions. Selected participants competed through the various stages of the competition and the winner was crowned the “The Keeper of Nigerian History”.
MHFF Annual Report
The Mental Health First Aider Fellowship was an impactful three-month virtual program aimed at equipping young Nigerian advocates with essential knowledge and skills to champion mental health awareness and provide first-response mental health support within their communities.
Project H.E.A.R.T Annual Report
Each medical outreach in our target communities was tailored to meet the unique health needs of the communities served, and we collaborated with local stakeholders and healthcare providers to maximize our impact.
The Teacher Bank Project Annua Report
The Teacher Bank Project seeks to promote SDG 3, “Quality Education” and SDG 8 “Decent Work and Economic Growth” to address the issues of teachers' shortages in rural communities and ensure access to quality education for students in underserved areas.
Young Historian Competition Report
The Young Historian Competition 2024 focused on young individuals between 18-30 years of age in any Nigerian tertiary institutions. Selected participants competed through the various stages of the competition and the winner was crowned the “The Keeper of Nigerian History”.
MHFF Annual Report
The Mental Health First Aider Fellowship was an impactful three-month virtual program aimed at equipping young Nigerian advocates with essential knowledge and skills to champion mental health awareness and provide first-response mental health support within their communities.
Project H.E.A.R.T Annual Report
Each medical outreach in our target communities was tailored to meet the unique health needs of the communities served, and we collaborated with local stakeholders and healthcare providers to maximize our impact.
Jahi Medical Outreach Report
The Jahi medical outreach was a successful health intervention which focused on providing treatment for common diseases like malaria, hypertension, sexually transmitted disease or infections, in the community.
Owo Medical Outreach Report
Alles Charis Gas funded the RHF's 2024 Q2 medical outreach in Owo. The outreach provided free HIV, tuberculosis, blood sugar, and malaria screenings and medications to community members.
Kaduna Medical Outreach
A health outreach in Kaduna provided valuable insights into local health challenges. A team of 22 (17 volunteers and 5 staff) offered medical services, health education, and counseling. Their efforts ensured a smooth and efficient operation.
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Mental Health First Aider Fellowship
MHFF
Nigeria faces a significant mental health crisis. Over 60 million people, or 30% of the population, are estimated to be affected by mental illnesses. The country has the highest prevalence of depression in Africa and ranks 15th globally for suicide frequency. Despite the large population, there are fewer than 150 psychiatrists in Nigeria. To address this crisis, the Restored Heart Foundation has launched the Mental Health First-Aider Fellowship, aiming to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills to provide mental health support to their communities.
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