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Healing is coming to Zamfara — be part of it.
On 25–26 July 2026, in sha Allah, Na Qaya Compassion Trust (CAC Reg. 9333646) will deliver free medical services and treatment to some 500 underserved residents of Maradun and Bakura LGAs. Your gift, however modest, becomes someone’s treatment.
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Free Medical Outreach — Maradun & Bakura LGAs, Zamfara State | 25–26 July 2026
Across the rural communities of Maradun and Bakura, ordinary illnesses too often become life-altering ones — not because they cannot be treated, but because treatment remains out of reach. Undiagnosed hypertension, unmanaged diabetes, untreated malaria, and preventable complications quietly burden families who can least afford them.
Na Qaya Compassion Trust, a registered humanitarian foundation (CAC Reg. No. 9333646, February 2026), is answering that need. On 25th and 26th July 2026, in sha Allah, the Trust will deliver a two-day free medical outreach across both Local Government Areas, providing doctor consultations, blood pressure and blood sugar screening, malaria testing, free medicines, preventive health education, and hospital referrals — all at no cost — to approximately 500 of the most vulnerable residents.
This is no ad hoc gesture. The outreach is professionally designed and delivered pro bono with Axons HealthCare Consultancy as technical partner, drawing on proven experience from comparable interventions across Northern Nigeria. Every naira donated is governed by a structured framework of budgeting, inventory reconciliation, and transparent post-outreach reporting — and any unused medicines will be donated to nearby Primary Healthcare Centres, so no gift is wasted.
Our funding target is ₦5,136,360. Whether you give the cost of a single consultation or sponsor an entire clinic day, your generosity becomes medicine in a patient’s hands and hope in a community’s heart. “Whoever saves a life, it is as if he has saved mankind entirely” (Qur’an 5:32).

