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STACC‑ILEIFE delivers free primary healthcare for children through mobile clinics serving thirteen communities across Osun State, Nigeria. Each community is visited twice a month, ensuring regular access to medical care for families who would otherwise struggle to reach health facilities.
On a typical clinic day, up to 60 children receive treatment, and since the programme began, it has cared for more than 200,000 children. The most common conditions treated include malaria and upper respiratory tract infections, both of which remain major health challenges for children in the region.
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A remarkable 3,684 children received treatment between January and March, reflecting the team’s continued hard work and impact. Across this period, seventy‑two different conditions were recorded, with malaria and upper respiratory tract infections remaining the most common. The numbers highlight both the scale of need and the vital role the clinic continues to play.
VIDEO - 'Overview of STACC-ILEIFE Clinic'
Clinic Director Prof. Samuel Asaolu discusses the activities of STACC-ILEIFE and some of the key challenges which face his team.
