HMS Initiatives Partners with Benue State Primary Health Care Board to Promote Child Health

In a significant stride towards improving child health in Nigeria, HealthMedic Support Initiatives partnered with the Benue State Primary Health Care Board during the recent Mother and Child Health Week, making a vital contribution to community well-being through the donation of Albendazole deworming tablets.

The donation, aimed at enhancing the health of children across the state, was warmly received by the Executive Secretary of the Benue State Primary Health Care Board, Hon. Chief Mrs. Grace Ashiwer. She expressed her heartfelt appreciation for the timely gesture and commended HealthMedic Support for its ongoing commitment to advancing child health initiatives in Benue and beyond.

“This donation is not just about tablets; it’s about the health, future, and dignity of our children,” said Hon. Ashiwer. “We are grateful for this partnership and look forward to more impactful collaborations that will continue to strengthen primary healthcare services across the state.”

The deworming campaign, part of broader efforts under Mother and Child Health Week, is designed to combat parasitic infections among children—a major public health concern that affects cognitive development, nutrition, and overall well-being.

HealthMedic Support Initiatives reaffirmed its dedication to sustained collaboration and strategic partnerships that bolster primary healthcare systems and drive lasting community impact. The organization emphasized the importance of working hand-in-hand with government agencies and other stakeholders to promote accessible, equitable, and quality healthcare services for all.

This partnership underscores the shared vision of achieving Sustainable Development Goal 3 (Good Health and Well-being) and ensuring that no child is left behind in the quest for a healthier future.