BREAKING: Enugu Youths To Benefit From The Maurice Akueme Foundation (MAF) MedicAid Scheme

BREAKING: Enugu Youths To Benefit From The Maurice Akueme Foundation (MAF) MedicAid Scheme

BREAKING: Enugu Youths To Benefit From The Maurice Akueme Foundation (MAF) MedicAid Scheme

The Maurice Akueme Foundation also plays a crucial role in promoting social and economic development by reducing healthcare costs, increasing productivity, and improving the quality of life.

The Maurice Akueme Foundation’s President, Chief Maurice Emeka Akueme has said that Enugu youths will benefit from his NGO’s health aid/insurance scheme.

“We have set aside funds to help the youths of Enugu State in the payment of hospital bills and acquiring quality health care”.

The Chairman of Enugu State chapter of the National Youth Council of Nigeria, Comr. Bartholomew Ebuka Okoh had signed an MOU with the Maurice Akueme Foundation for at least 20 Enugu youths to benefit from the MAF MedicAid Scheme(MAF-MaS). Beneficiaries will receive N50,000 towards medical bills.

In a chat with CharityReporters, the President of MAF expressed concern towards the mortality rate of Enugu youths. Akueme noted that; Access to quality healthcare is a fundamental human right that is essential for individuals to achieve and maintain good health. He also noted that quality healthcare enables individuals to prevent and manage illnesses, injuries, and chronic conditions, leading to improved overall well-being and longevity, he further noted therefore, that; In a sane society, every individual should have access to quality health care.

The Maurice Akueme Foundation MedicAid Scheme that was initially created with the aim of issuing quality health care for the members of the foundation has since escalated into a public aid system.

The popular UK based charitable organization, The Maurice Akueme Foundation had sponsored many health care programs through renowned medical facilities, donated drugs, material needs and food items to the sick and needy.

The organization was also proactive in distributing safety materials, sanitizers, nose masks, food and material needs to over 200 homes during the COVID-19 lock down in 2020. It also partnered with the GburusCare Initiative to dispense free health care to the grassroots in various communities.

The Maurice Akueme Foundation also plays a crucial role in promoting social and economic development by reducing healthcare costs, increasing productivity, and improving the quality of life.

Quality healthcare is a fundamental right of every individual, regardless of their social or economic status. It is the provision of care that meets the needs of the patient, ensuring that they receive appropriate treatment and care to improve their health outcomes and promote good health and wellbeing. Quality healthcare enhances overall wellbeing by addressing both the physical and mental health needs of individuals. It provides preventative care, chronic disease management, and resources to help people make informed health choices. Access to quality healthcare allows individuals to live healthier, more productive lives while strengthening families and communities. It is an essential component of a thriving society, as it enables the achievement of good health and wellbeing for all people.

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Access to quality healthcare plays a crucial role in maintaining and improving the health of individuals. It encompasses a broad range of services, including preventive care, early diagnosis and treatment of illnesses, and ongoing management of chronic conditions. The quality of care provided is determined by factors such as the competence of healthcare professionals, the availability of resources, and the effectiveness of healthcare systems.

Access to quality healthcare is not just about having the right facilities or the latest medical technology. It is about ensuring that patients receive the appropriate care and treatment, and that they are treated with dignity and respect. Quality healthcare involves taking a holistic approach to patient care, looking beyond the physical symptoms of an illness to consider the patient’s social, emotional, and psychological well-being.

The impact of quality healthcare on a person’s overall well-being cannot be overstated. Good health is essential for leading a fulfilling life, and quality healthcare is critical in achieving this. People who have access to quality healthcare are more likely to live longer, healthier lives, and are less likely to experience serious health problems or disabilities. They are also more likely to be able to participate fully in their communities, families, and workplaces.

However, access to quality healthcare is not always easy, especially for those who are living in poverty or marginalized communities. These individuals are often more susceptible to illnesses and face barriers to accessing healthcare, such as a lack of insurance, limited financial resources, and inadequate health services. Therefore, it is important that governments, healthcare providers, other stakeholders and state actors/players, work together to ensure that everyone has access to quality healthcare, regardless of their background or circumstances, however, again, it is due to inability of some governments, well meaning individuals and organization in properly managing the health care system that usually lead to so much mortality.

It is on the above premise that the popular UK based charitable, non governmental organization, the most effective in the East of the Niger, The Maurice Akueme Foundation decides to role out funds to support, insure the well being of Enugu youths.

BREAKING: Enugu Youths To Benefit From The Maurice Akueme Foundation (MAF) MedicAid Scheme

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