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December 14–19, 2026

Support the Mission

Help us deliver care, strengthen clinical capacity, equip mission teams, and support healthcare delivery across Abia State.

The Abia Global Medical Mission brings together healthcare professionals, government, diaspora expertise, institutions, and partners to deliver clinical services, surgical care, training, medications, and other essential healthcare support across Abia State.

Every contribution helps move the mission from planning to patient care.

Prefer to serve in person? Register for the Mission →

There is more than one way to support

Support may come through financial contributions, medications, medical supplies, equipment, professional expertise, institutional partnerships, logistics, training resources, or sponsorship of specific mission needs.

Whether you are an individual, healthcare institution, corporation, professional association, pharmaceutical company, medical-device company, diaspora organisation, or philanthropic partner, there is a place to contribute.

Support pathways

Choose how you would like to support

  • Financial support

    Support mission operations and priority healthcare needs.

    Make a contribution
  • Medications & pharmacy

    Help support the coordinated medication needs of the mission.

    Medication donations are reviewed and coordinated in advance to confirm quantities, formulary needs, expiration requirements, transport planning, and regulatory considerations.

    Discuss medication support
  • Medical supplies

    Support approved clinical and procedural supplies required by mission teams.

    Offer medical supplies
  • Medical equipment

    Organisations and partners may support approved equipment needs identified for participating facilities and clinical teams.

    Discuss equipment support
  • Surgical & clinical programmes

    Support specialty clinics, surgical services, ophthalmology, maternal and child health, and other mission clinical programmes.

    Support clinical care
  • Training & capacity building

    Help support BLS, ACLS, nursing education, physician training, simulation, and workshops.

    Support training
  • Mission participant support

    Help offset approved costs associated with mobilising healthcare professionals and mission teams.

    Support the mission team
  • Logistics & mission operations

    Support transportation, clinical logistics, approved shipping, mission-site coordination, and communications.

    Support operations
  • Hospital & facility support

    Support approved needs identified in collaboration with participating healthcare facilities in Abia State.

    Support a facility need
  • Corporate & institutional partnerships

    For hospitals, universities, pharmaceutical companies, biotech organisations, medical-device companies, NGOs, foundations, professional associations, and corporations.

    Become a mission partner

Make a financial contribution

Financial contributions help the mission respond to priority needs across clinical care, medications, supplies, logistics, training, and mission operations.

Contributions are processed through the mission’s approved support platform on GAMPAN. The amounts below are selection conveniences only and do not represent specific outcomes.

Select an amount (USD)

Continue to Support

One-time and recurring options are presented on the GAMPAN support platform where available. Every contribution, at every level, helps advance the mission.

In-kind support

Offering medications, supplies or equipment?

To maintain a coordinated and clinically appropriate mission, physical donations must be reviewed before they are accepted.

Our mission team is coordinating anticipated needs, quantities, clinical use, transportation, and distribution ahead of the December mission.

I would like to support with

The file name is recorded with your offer; the mission team will request the document during coordination.

Submitting an offer does not confirm acceptance. All proposed medications, supplies, and equipment are reviewed against identified mission needs before acceptance.

Institutional partnerships

Partner with the mission

The Abia Global Medical Mission welcomes conversations with healthcare institutions, universities, pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, medical-device organisations, professional associations, foundations, corporations, NGOs, and diaspora organisations interested in supporting healthcare delivery and capacity building in Abia State.

Potential areas of partnership

  • Clinical expertise
  • Workforce deployment
  • Medications
  • Medical supplies
  • Equipment
  • Surgical programmes
  • Training and mentorship
  • Professional education
  • Digital health
  • Logistics
  • Mission sponsorship
  • Institutional collaboration

What your support helps make possible

  • 01

    Clinical care

    Outpatient evaluation, specialty care, screening, and treatment.

  • 02

    Surgical services

    Coordinated surgical programmes across participating facilities and specialties.

  • 03

    Medications & pharmacy

    Advance planning and coordinated medication support for mission activities.

  • 04

    Training

    Clinical education and practical skills development for doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals.

  • 05

    Mission operations

    The logistics and infrastructure required to bring teams, resources, and services together.

  • 06

    Health system capacity

    Opportunities to strengthen healthcare delivery beyond the mission itself.

Building on experience

From the 2025 mission to 2026

The 2026 Abia Global Medical Mission builds on the work of healthcare professionals, trainers, volunteers, government teams, partners, and members of the diaspora who supported the previous mission.

  • Classroom training session for Abia healthcare professionals during the 2025 mission

    Healthcare professional training

  • Participants practising CPR on training mannequins during BLS and ACLS instruction

    BLS / ACLS training

  • Mission clinicians consulting with a patient during outpatient clinics

    Outpatient clinical care

  • Mission registration and screening teams working with community members

    Community & clinical teams

Explore the 2025 Mission

Coordinated support. Responsible deployment.

Mission resources are coordinated according to identified clinical, operational, and facility needs.

Medications, supplies, and equipment are reviewed in advance to support appropriate planning, transportation, deployment, and use.

Financial support is processed through the mission’s approved support platform.

Support questions

December 14–19, 2026

Help make the mission possible

Whether you contribute resources, expertise, institutional support, or funding, your participation can help advance healthcare delivery across Abia State.