Alkali Health Trust is a registered non-profit organisation committed to reducing health inequalities in Nigeria through preventive healthcare, education, and access to essential treatments.

Our work focuses on preventive and lifestyle medicine, chronic disease management, and community health education. We currently run programmes such as the Sickle Cell Prophylaxis Support Project and the Community Diabetes Screening and Management Project.

Our current projects are based in Northern Nigeria, beginning with Maiduguri, Borno State, with plans to expand to other regions across the country.

No. We are an independent charitable organisation registered under Nigerian law, working in collaboration with healthcare institutions, professionals, and community partners.

Our programmes are designed for vulnerable individuals and communities with limited access to healthcare. Each project has specific eligibility criteria depending on its focus area.

Selection is based on community need, project focus, and available resources. For example, our diabetes screening programme prioritises adults over 40 years, while the sickle cell programme supports children living with sickle cell disease.

Yes. All screenings, medications, and educational materials under Alkali Health Trust projects are fully sponsored through donations and partnerships.

Beneficiaries can register during outreach or screening days at partnering health facilities such as Bin-Dawood Hospital in Maiduguri. Updates on upcoming programmes are regularly shared on our website and social media pages.

You can make donations via the payment platform on the website or directly to Alkali Health Trust account for Naira donations. We also welcome corporate contributions, grants, and sponsorships for specific projects.

At present, we are unable to accept physical donations such as clothing, shoes, or other large material items due to limited storage and logistics capacity. Our current efforts are focused on health-focused interventions that require financial or technical support. As the Trust grows, we hope to establish systems that will allow us to receive and distribute material gifts more efficiently in the future.

We welcome partnerships with organisations that share our mission. Companies can collaborate through joint outreach activities, funding, technical support, or corporate social responsibility initiatives.

At this stage, most of the Trust’s work is carried out by volunteers. The primary coordination and leadership are provided by the Chairperson, Dr. Fatima Mohammed Alkali, and the Secretary of the Trust, Engineer Sanusi Mohammed Alkali, supported by a small network of dedicated volunteers.

Our partners at Bin-Dawood Hospital, Maiduguri, play a crucial role in implementation, with almost all activities carried out by volunteer clinicians and healthcare staff.

We also receive valuable support from community members, family, and friends who contribute their time, expertise, and connections. As the Trust expands, we aim to build a larger, more structured team to reach more communities across Nigeria.

Yes. We offer opportunities for individuals to volunteer their time, skills, or expertise from helping at community health outreaches to supporting awareness campaigns or event coordination.

Not necessarily. While we value medical volunteers, non-healthcare professionals can also contribute in areas like communications, fundraising, education, logistics, and translation.

Complete the volunteer interest form on our website or email admin@alkalihealthtrust.org to tell us how you’d like to be involved.

We maintain detailed records of all donations, expenditures, and project outcomes. Annual reports are published to share progress with our supporters.

Alkali Health Trust is led by a Board of Trustees chaired by Dr. Fatima Mohammed Alkali, supported by healthcare professionals and administrators who ensure good governance and accountability.

We track impact through quantitative measures such as the number of people screened, treated, or educated, and through qualitative feedback from beneficiaries and partner institutions.

Email us at admin@alkalihealthtrust.org or call +234 813 365 6111.

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