Have you ever had to choose between paying for groceries and buying medication? For many people in Ejemekwuru, a small village in Nigeria, this is a reality they face every day. Without access to affordable healthcare, even the most basic treatments can become out of reach.
In Ejemekwuru, where poverty is rampant and healthcare services are scarce, patients are often forced to make difficult choices between basic necessities like food and medicine.
Many patients in Ejemekwuru suffer from conditions such as malaria, diabetes, and hypertension, which require ongoing medication and treatment. Without access to these medications, their health deteriorates, and they are unable to work or care for their families.
To help address this issue, Marycare provides free medications to all patients in need. By doing this, they are able to help ease the burden and ensure that everyone has access to the care they need to stay healthy. This is a critical service, as many patients in Ejemekwuru cannot afford even basic medications.
Marycare also provides other healthcare services to the community, including medical checkups, vaccinations, and maternal and child health services. Through these programs, they aim to improve the health and well-being of the entire community.
To learn more about Marycare and their work in Ejemekwuru, visit our website at https://www.marycare.org