Transforming lives in underserved communities since 2010.
Ensuring a sustained response to health challenges and building better communities for the disadvantaged population.
Pregnant Women Counselled
Fed
Health Centers rehabilitated
Women Recieved Malaria Chemoprophylaxis
Women Trained In Vocational Skills
A registered indigenous organization transforming vulnerable communities.
Biire Community Health and Development Initiative (BCHDI) is a registered indigenous community-based nongovernmental organization that has been transforming lives in underserved communities in the Southwestern part of Nigeria since 2010, with a strategic focus on access to quality health care, health systems strengthening, poverty alleviation, nutritional support and community development.
Our work addresses critical gaps in maternal and child health, sexual and reproductive health rights, nutrition security, water and sanitation, education, and economic empowerment through partnerships with international, national and sub-national government, the private sector, and religious institutions.
What We Do.
Integrated programs, measurable outcomes.
In alignment with UN Sustainable Development Goals 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6, our work is
delivered across interconnected thematic areas.
Maternal & Child Health
Ensuring access to health centres, life-saving equipment and skilled birth attendants for mothers and newborns.
Water, Sanitation & Hygiene
Rehabilitating water supply and delivering interventions that reduce preventable disease.
Nutrition & School Feeding
Nutritious meals, CMAM, and school feeding to overcome hunger and barriers to education.
Education
Refurbishing schools and supplying learning materials so every child can realise their right to education.
Empowerment & Entrepreneurship
Vocational skills and enterprise training that create immediate, visible economic outcomes for women.
Some of the communities we serve are only reachable by boat.
Across waterways and dense bush tracks along the Lagos coastal belt, our staff and volunteers navigate difficult terrain to conduct needs assessments, maternal health screenings, and distribute essential supplies where infrastructure is virtually absent.
Our flagship campaign
""One test saves two
lives.""
PMTCT – Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission
of HIV
Over 800 pregnant women counseled and tested; 76 HIV-positive mothers enrolled in comprehensive support programs receiving nutrition support, home-based care, and access to treatment.
With as little as ₦5,000 monthly, you can keep a child in school.
Your support provides food, education, and access to quality healthcare for extremely poor and hard-to-reach communities.
Trusted partners
