3Ellas Caring Foundation Brings Hope Through Annual Medical Outreach in Sagamu
3Ellas Caring Foundation Brings Hope Through Annual Medical Outreach in Sagamu
The 3Ellas Caring Foundation, a non-governmental organization committed to social welfare, healthcare support, and community development, has successfully conducted its annual medical outreach programme, providing free healthcare services, food support, and health education to members of the public.
The outreach, held on June 7, 2026, at the Living Christ Evangelical Ministry, Sagamu, Ogun State, attracted participants from diverse backgrounds who benefited from free medical consultations, health education, and welfare packages distributed by the foundation.
Speaking at the event, the host minister, Reverend (Mrs.) Titlolaoluwa Oduwusi, expressed gratitude to the foundation for its consistent commitment to improving the well-being of members of the church and the wider community. She noted that the annual programme has positively impacted many lives over the years and has become a source of hope for vulnerable individuals.
The Executive Director of the Foundation, Engr. Kehinde Oladipupo Badejo, gave thanks to God for sustaining the initiative since its inception. He explained that the project was conceived by his wife, Mrs. Adebola Florence Badejo, whose passion for helping the less privileged inspired the establishment of the foundation.
In her remarks, Mrs. Badejo stated that her deep love for children and concern for the welfare of families motivated her to embark on the humanitarian project. According to her, the foundation has continued to provide food assistance, medical care, and health education to people free of charge through its various interventions.
The guest speaker, Adekoya Abimbola Julius, a renowned Medical Scientist and Fellow of the West African Postgraduate College of Medical Laboratory Science (WAPCMLS), delivered a health talk on the importance of proper medical investigations before the use of medications.
He advised participants to seek medical attention only from accredited and professionally approved healthcare facilities, stressing that self-medication and indiscriminate drug use remain major contributors to health complications. He further encouraged individuals to examine their lifestyles and eliminate avoidable habits that predispose them to diseases and other health challenges.
Adekoya emphasized that healthy living, regular medical check-ups, and adherence to professional medical advice are essential for longevity and improved quality of life.
Beneficiaries of the outreach expressed appreciation to the foundation for its generosity and dedication to community service. One of the participants, Mrs. Bukola Adeniji, commended the organizers for the laudable initiative, describing the programme as impactful and beneficial to many families.
Also speaking, the Foundation’s Secretary, Mr. Olawale Oyedele, thanked all participants, volunteers, and supporters who contributed to the success of the programme. He expressed appreciation for the positive feedback received and assured the public that the foundation would expand its efforts and deliver even greater impact in future editions of the outreach.
The event reaffirmed the commitment of the 3Ellas Caring Foundation to promoting community health, social welfare, and humanitarian service, while bringing hope and support to those in need.