Transforming Health, Skills & Futures (At Scale)
Join us on our mission to break the cycles of poverty by tackling three of the most critical pillars of sustainable development: healthcare, education and economic empowerment.
Olivehill Development Initiative is a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating sustainable change in Nigeria by addressing three fundamental pillars of development: healthcare, education, and youth empowerment. Established with a vision to uplift underserved communities, we recognize that lasting transformation begins with access to quality education, equitable healthcare, and economic opportunities that empower individuals to build better futures.
Our Vision
We envision an Africa where every community has the resources and opportunities to achieve self-reliance, with residents accessing comprehensive healthcare, quality education and robust economic opportunities, thereby breaking the cycle of poverty and fostering sustainable growth.
Our Mission
To transform underserved communities into self-sustaining ecosystems through holistic development in healthcare, education and economic empowerment.
Our Core Values
Accessibility
We break down barriers to ensure everyone in underserved populations can access our education, healthcare, and economic opportunities.
Community-driven
We empower communities to actively shape and lead our initiatives, ensuring they are relevant and impactful for lasting change.
Compassion
We are driven by empathy and a deep commitment to serving others with kindness and understanding.
Solution-Driven
We focus on tackling the root causes of problems with innovative and sustainable solutions for long-term impact.
Our Thematic Areas
Our strategic investments in Education, Healthcare, and Youth Empowerment for sustainable growth.
Healthcare
Education
Youth Empowerment
Project 35: CKD Dialysis Support
Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is a silent epidemic in Nigeria, affecting millions of people, yet access to life-saving dialysis remains a luxury many cannot afford. According to the Nigerian Association of Nephrology (NAN), over 25 million Nigerians are living with CKD, with an estimated 100,000 new cases annually. However, due to financial constraints, only about 10% ….
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