About us
About Regima Community Care Foundation
A Nigerian non-governmental organisation committed to improving health, social wellbeing, education and community resilience — working across health and social development priorities while strengthening community systems and promoting meaningful citizen engagement.
Who we are
Service delivery alone does not make communities well
Our approach brings together health services, nutrition, education, social protection, policy advocacy, strategic communication and community mobilisation.
We recognise that sustainable improvements in wellbeing require more than service delivery alone. Communities need information, opportunities to participate, responsive systems, social protection and effective partnerships.
Regima therefore works at community, subnational and national levels to support inclusive and sustainable impact.
Legal status
Regima Community Care Foundation is a Non-Governmental Organisation registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) on 6 June 2022. Certificate of Incorporation: IT 182094.
Vision
Healthy and productive people.
Mission
To provide integrated, people-centred health, nutrition, education and social services; strengthen community systems; promote social protection; and advocate for accountable, transparent and inclusive governance.
Our aims
Six commitments that shape every programme decision we make.
- Ensure universal access to quality health services, including RMNCAH, immunisation and essential social services.
- Strengthen community systems and social protection mechanisms for older persons, children and vulnerable populations.
- Promote transparency, accountability and citizen engagement in health and social systems.
- Enhance emergency preparedness, humanitarian response and community resilience.
- Improve human capital through equitable access to education, scholarships and life-skills development.
- Reduce malnutrition and promote optimal nutrition practices through evidence-based interventions.
Our approach
How we work
Six principles that hold across health, nutrition, education and social protection.
People-centred
We place communities and people at the centre of health, nutrition, education and social interventions.
Community-based
We work through community engagement, mobilisation and local systems to improve awareness, participation and access.
Evidence-based
We promote evidence-based interventions, communication and policy recommendations.
Inclusive
We prioritise vulnerable and hard-to-reach populations and promote equitable access to essential services.
Collaborative
We work with government, development partners, civil society organisations, community structures and health authorities.
Accountable
We promote transparency, responsive governance, community feedback and citizen participation.
Work with a foundation rooted in its communities
We welcome institutions and organisations committed to sustainable improvements in health and social development.
