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.@WHO has released its second Global Hypertension Report: 1.4 billion people lived with hypertension in 2024, yet just over 1 in 5 have it under control. Hypertension remains a leading cause of heart attack, stroke, kidney disease & dementia. Read more⬇️ who.int/news/item/23-0…

New WHO report finds 1.4 billion people live with #hypertension. Hypertension is the number one risk factor for: ‼️ Heart attack ‼️ Stroke and can lead to: ‼️ Chronic kidney disease ‼️ Dementia Get your blood pressure checked today! Learn more 👉bit.ly/4nikP8v #BeatNCDs #UNGA

Happy Mawlid Nabi to our Muslim community 🎉 On this blessed day, we join our Muslim community in reflecting on the values of compassion, kindness, & service to humanity. May the light of this day guide your path and bring peace, health, & blessings to you and your loved ones.

Happy New Month from all of us at Amal Outreach 🤗❤️ This September, we’re wishing you good health that gives you peace, strength that carries you through challenges, and moments of joy worth remembering

Because a healthy smile often reflects a healthier you. Let’s stop treating dental care like an afterthought. Your overall health depends on it.

Poor dental health doesn’t just stay in your mouth, it can affect your heart, blood sugar levels, and even your self-confidence. That’s why taking care of your oral health isn’t just about brushing twice a day. It’s about regular checkups, early detection, and prevention.

How often do you go for a dental checkup? If your answer is “not recently” or “never,” this is your sign to read till the end. Did you know that something as “small” as a toothache can lead to much bigger health problems when ignored?

Let’s break the silence around hepatitis. Get tested. Stay informed. Help others do the same.

Today is World Hepatitis Day. A reminder that hepatitis still claims lives, often silently. Many don’t know they’re infected until it’s too late. Yet, it can be prevented, tested, and treated.

A day of care, connection, and community. Watch highlights from our Mother & Child Outreach in Olowogbo/Elegbeta, where we brought health support right to the heart of the people who need it most.

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From health talks to free check-ups, it was a day of listening, learning, and supporting women who are often left out of the healthcare conversation. Thank you to everyone who participated, volunteered, and made this possible.

We held a free Mother & Child Outreach recently at Olowogbowo/Elegbeta area in Lagos Island, bringing essential care and education directly to the community.

Your sight is precious. Don’t wait for problems to show up before you pay attention

👁️ Avoid rubbing them with dirty hands 👁️ Don’t ignore blurry vision or persistent headaches 👁️ Take screen breaks if you’re on a phone or computer for long 👁️ Go for regular eye checkups, even if nothing seems wrong

Good vision is easy to take for granted… until it starts to fade. But the truth is, many eye problems can be prevented or managed if caught early. Here’s how to care for your eyes daily 👇:

Let’s create a world where every skin tone, every patch, and every person feels safe, seen, and celebrated.

Vitiligo is more than a skin condition. It’s a journey of confidence, identity, and acceptance. Too often, those living with vitiligo face stigma, misunderstanding, and isolation. That’s why today we speak up, not just to raise awareness, but to also show support.

At Amal Outreach, we believe awareness is care, and that no one should walk this journey alone. To every warrior fighting sickle cell, we see you. Together, we can break the silence and build a stronger support system.

Sickle Cell Disorder is not just a health condition—it's a lifelong journey marked by pain, strength, and resilience. It affects millions, especially in Africa, yet many people still don’t understand what it means to live with it.