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December 14–19, 2026

Support the Mission

There are many ways to contribute to the success of the Abia Global Medical Mission. Healthcare professionals, institutions, companies, diaspora organisations, and mission partners can support through service, institutional collaboration, medications, supplies, equipment, training, logistics, and other approved resources.

Three pathways

Choose how you would like to support

  • Serve

    Bring your expertise to Abia

    Healthcare professionals and qualified volunteers from Nigeria and around the world are invited to participate through clinical care, surgery, training, pharmacy, nursing, allied health, public health, and operations roles.

    Register to Serve
  • Partner

    Partner with the mission

    Hospitals, universities, companies, professional associations, foundations, NGOs, and diaspora organisations can collaborate on healthcare delivery, workforce development, clinical education, and health-system capacity.

    Become a Mission Partner
  • Contribute Resources

    Offer medications, supplies, equipment or other resources

    The mission welcomes discussions regarding approved medications, medical supplies, equipment, training resources, technology, and logistics that may support identified mission needs.

    Offer Resources

Serve

Bring your expertise to Abia

Healthcare professionals and qualified volunteers from Nigeria and around the world are invited to participate in the Abia Global Medical Mission through clinical care, surgery, training, pharmacy, nursing, allied health, public health, operations, and other approved mission roles.

Register to Serve

Mission participation and clinical placement are coordinated based on professional qualifications, mission needs, credentialing, and site capacity.

  • Physicians
  • Surgeons
  • Nurses
  • Midwives
  • Pharmacists
  • Dentists
  • Ophthalmic professionals
  • Anaesthesia professionals
  • Allied health professionals
  • Laboratory professionals
  • Imaging professionals
  • Therapists
  • Public health professionals
  • Healthcare educators
  • Trainees, where appropriate
  • Approved non-clinical volunteers

Partner

Partner with the mission

The Abia Global Medical Mission welcomes collaboration with institutions and organisations interested in advancing healthcare delivery, workforce development, clinical education, and health-system capacity across Abia State.

Potential partners

  • Hospitals and health systems
  • Universities and medical schools
  • Nursing and training institutions
  • Pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies
  • Medical-device companies
  • Healthcare technology organisations
  • Professional associations
  • Foundations and NGOs
  • Corporations
  • Diaspora organisations
  • Faith-based healthcare organisations
  • Logistics organisations

Partnership areas

  • Clinical expertise
  • Workforce deployment
  • Specialty services
  • Surgical programmes
  • Training
  • BLS / ACLS and emergency care
  • Mentorship
  • Medical education
  • Digital health
  • Medical technology
  • Healthcare infrastructure
  • Logistics
  • Mission operations
  • Medications
  • Equipment
  • Supplies
  • Institutional collaboration

Partnership interest form

Submit an institutional inquiry and the mission partnerships team will follow up.

Area(s) of partnership interest

Partnership inquiries are reviewed by the mission partnerships team and coordinated with the Abia State Ministry of Health.

Contribute resources

Offer medications, supplies, equipment or other mission resources

The mission welcomes discussions regarding approved medications, medical supplies, equipment, training resources, technology, logistics, and other resources that may support identified mission needs.

All proposed resource contributions must be reviewed and coordinated in advance. Please do not purchase, ship, or transport medications, supplies, or equipment for the mission without prior confirmation from the mission team.

Medications & pharmacy

Medication support is coordinated through the mission pharmacy leadership team. Proposed medications must be reviewed for mission need, quantities, expiration dates, clinical appropriateness, transportation, storage, and other applicable requirements before acceptance.

Offer Medication Support

Equipment & supplies

Equipment and supply offers are reviewed against identified clinical and facility needs before acceptance. Compatibility, maintenance, transportation, storage, and sustainable use may be considered as part of the review.

Offer Equipment or Supplies

Resource offer form

Tell the mission team what you can provide. Offers are reviewed against identified mission needs before acceptance.

Type of resource

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.

What mission support makes possible

  • Clinical care

    Outpatient evaluation, specialty care, screening, and treatment.

  • Surgical services

    Coordinated surgical programmes across participating facilities and specialties.

  • Medications & pharmacy

    Advance planning and coordinated medication support for mission activities.

  • Training

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

  • Mission operations

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

  • Health system capacity

    Opportunities to strengthen healthcare delivery beyond the mission itself.

From the 2025 mission

What coordinated support delivered

  • 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

View the 2025 mission archive

Contact the Chairperson, Abia Global Medical Mission

For strategic partnerships, institutional collaboration, or other mission proposals that require direct leadership engagement, contact the Mission Chairperson.

Contact the Mission Chairperson

Coordination & accountability

Mission activity is coordinated with the Abia State Ministry of Health and participating healthcare facilities. Resource offers are reviewed for clinical need, regulatory suitability, transport, storage, and sustainable use before acceptance.

Submissions made through this website are recorded for mission coordination only and are not published or shared beyond the mission team.

Support questions