As part of its ongoing commitment to accessible healthcare and community development, Monitor Healthcare ,through Buku Promotion Initiative, conducted a series of free medical screenings during the Esie/Iludun Grammar School Endowment Fund Launching Program held on the 19th of july, 2025, in Kwara State, Nigeria.
The health outreach, aimed at promoting early detection and prevention of common non-communicable diseases, featured free blood pressure checks, blood sugar testing, and prostate screening for all attendees. These vital health services were offered at no cost as part of the Foundation’s mandate to enhance community health, especially during public and high-impact social events.
The endowment program was a well-attended and distinguished gathering, drawing in traditional rulers, government officials and political appointees (or their representatives), as well as a large number of former students and alumni. The presence of these dignitaries underscored the importance of the occasion and the broader support for initiatives that merge education, community development, and health awareness.
Through initiatives such as this, the Monitor Healthcare through Buku Foundation continues to demonstrate its core mission: ensuring that quality healthcare is accessible to underserved communities regardless of socioeconomic status. By embedding free health services into strategic community events, the Foundation fosters a culture of preventive healthcare, ultimately contributing to healthier, more informed populations.
The Foundation extends its appreciation to all partners, volunteers, and attendees who contributed to the success of the outreach program. It also reaffirms its commitment to supporting similar initiatives across Nigeria.
Monitor Healthcare Partners with European Resuscitation Council to Deliver Certified Basic Life Support (BLS) and CPR Trainings
In its continued pursuit of excellence in healthcare training and capacity building, Monitor Healthcare is proud to announce its partnership with the European Resuscitation Council (ERC) , one of the most respected global authorities in emergency and life-saving care.
Through this collaboration, Monitor Healthcare now delivers internationally accredited Basic Life Support (BLS) and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) training programs. Participants who successfully complete the training receive certification from the European Resuscitation Council, affirming their competency in essential life-saving skills that meet rigorous European standards.
This partnership reflects Monitor Healthcare’s commitment to empowering healthcare professionals, aspiring healthcare assistants, and the general public with the critical knowledge and practical skills needed to respond effectively in emergency situations.
The training covers vital areas such as:
• Adult and pediatric CPR techniques
• Use of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs)
• Managing choking and unresponsiveness
• Emergency response protocols in both clinical and non-clinical environments
With this initiative, Monitor Healthcare not only strengthens its impact in Nigeria’s healthcare training ecosystem but also contributes to improving survival outcomes in cardiac and respiratory emergencies across communities.
Whether for professional development, overseas work requirements, or personal preparedness, this internationally recognized certification provides a competitive edge
