About Us - Royal Heritage Health Foundation

Who we are

Royal Heritage Health Foundation (RHHF) is an indigenous Civil Society Organization, a Non-governmental and Non-Profit Organization accredited to compliment the mandate of government for a just and equitable society by fighting poverty, defeating inequality and achieving Social justice. RHHF is an implementing partner to United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), Mine Advisory Group (MAG), International Medical Corps (IMC), working in the North-East of Nigeria.

Vision Statement

A society where the poor and the vulnerable have access to life changing quality education, Health and Livelihood with supportive Infrastructure to promote dignity and self-awareness.

Mission Statement

To promote the quality of life of Women, Children and Young person’s access to and delivery of quality Education, Health Care Services and Livelihood with supportive Infrastructure in Humanitarian and development settings in Africa.

Core Values

Our Most Valuable Core Values include; Service Excellence, Punctuality, Integrity, Respect, Innovation, Transparency, Teamwork, Dignity.

What we do

HEALTH CARE

We provide healthcare services to communities and rural areas. These include: Malaria prevention and treatment, HIV/AIDS prevention, Tuberculosis prevention and treatment and Reproductive health services.

Secure Livelihood

We work to create a better livelihood for rural farmers, women, children and youths: achieved by expanding our capacity in different sectors like agricultural development, water and sanitation, etc.

HUMANITARIAN SERVICES

We seek to provide Quality Education Services for Vulnerable Children, Give Children access to food and Health Care, Supplies of emotional support to Children, Eliminate Gender based violence, Child Rights Governance, Provide Economic Empowerment, and Sexual Reproductive Health

Education

We provide access to basic and quality education and infrastructure to children and youths in the rural communities. We also conduct training programs to teachings;the process of school based advocacy issues affecting children and teachers as the duty bearers for positive change.