Welcome to Stroke Care International - (SCI)
Who We Are!
Stroke Care International is a non government organization that is focused on driving stroke awareness, education and care in Nigeria.
SCI was launched in 2015 and the vision is to reach a million people living with Stroke by the year 2025.
We have a deep passion for the work that we do to improve the living standards of people living with stroke
Goal
Track Record
Goal
Set up a safe and active community of stroke survivors that meet on a monthly basis for the purpose of information sharing and support.
Create awareness through monthly outreach programs targeted at young people who may be at risk.
Implement a free drug administration program to cater to the impoverished and help with effective management of the disease for longevity of life.
Hold an annual roadshow in commemoration of World Stroke Day.
Track Record
Since inception, SCI has reached 2500 survivors who have benefited immensely from the education and care plan. We have received donations from 985 happy donors and had 147 volunteers work with our team to excellently execute our objectives.
Stroke Care International
We make a difference in the lives of people with stroke.
We are passionate about reducing stroke everywhere by training professionals and raising public awareness on the causes and symptoms of stroke in the community.
Help the people
You Can Help us to Change One Stroke Patient's Life Through Donation
SCI - is a non-profit organization based in UK and Nigeria working to beat stroke.
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Our Partners
The Professional Team
Meet Volunteers
Gloria Ekeng
Dr Ademola Caleb Gbiri
Elmer Javier Catangui RN, RM, MBA, PGCert, MSc in Nursing (UK), PhD
Emonena Abenabe
Bhavan Bhavsar
Dr Abayomi Oluwakolade Folajimi
Help People with Stroke
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Stroke Care International is a non-profit organization to support people with stroke worldwide.
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Contact
21 Myrtle Close, UK
548 Aina Akingbala street Omole phase 2 Lagos, Nigeria
Support
In order for our foundation to reach more people, we need more support. Help us today increase stroke awareness.