After 10 years of medical missions, data drove our next step. Discover the new Integrated Health Care Center at the Abiriba Community Medical Complex—a 12-bed inpatient facility born from a powerful partnership between The Bloom Foundation, ACIU, and Novant Health, turning a decade of outreach into a lasting legacy of care.

The Madam Nena Elesie Ukariwo Scholarship Program, named for our founder's grandmother, is a testament to the power of legacy. What began in 2021 by bringing 23 students back to school now supports a new generation of nurses, engineers, and leaders. Discover how we're building futures from the ground up.

In line with our mission to ensure the health of the whole person, The Bloom Foundation was proud to sponsor a medical mission with the Item Christian Association in August 2025. This collaboration provided critical healthcare services and embodied our commitment to community-based care and dignity for all.

We are proud to share the impact of our donation to the Refreshing Hope Youth Initiative. Our support helped fund their "Real, Not Perfect" talent show, a critical program combating youth depression and negative body image in Enugu. See how this partnership is fostering a generation of resilient and authentic young minds.

The Bloom Health Foundation, Nigeria (an arm of The Bloom Foundation, USA), in partnership with AWCO, has officially launched its inaugural Skills Acquisition Program for Abiriba indigenes. This transformative initiative will provide up to six months of vocational training in high-demand fields, fostering economic independence and community growth.

Our commitment to the Bloom Scholars goes beyond scholarships. Our annual holiday gathering brings together students, parents, and school representatives to align on goals and celebrate achievements, culminating in festive cash presents that support our scholars holistically throughout the holiday season.

In a comprehensive effort to strengthen mental healthcare in Southeast Nigeria, The Bloom Foundation partnered with the Association of Nigerian Physicians in the Americas (ANPA). Our collaboration delivered a powerful trifecta of support: a $5,000 grant to amplify physician-led programs, a specialized training symposium for psychiatric nurses on comprehensive evaluation, and a donation of vital medications complemented by direct patient care from our founder, Dr. Ureh Lekwauwa. This mission reflects our unwavering commitment to empowering communities through actionable education, advocacy, and treatment.

Read the powerful story behind the Dr. Ureh Nnenna Lekwauwa Student Hostel at Amaudo. Our Founder, Dr. Ureh Lekwauwa shares her decade-long, spiritual journey from a 2013 needs assessment to fulfilling a critical need for Nigeria's psychiatric workforce.