Wabbas Care Foundation (WCF) is an impartial, non-discriminatory NGO dedicated to alleviating human suffering — delivering mental health, drug rehabilitation, HIV/AIDS, GBV response, and youth empowerment programs to the communities that need them most.
Wabbas Care Foundation took drug abuse prevention to the streets — literally. Using the power of sport and movement, WCF mobilised young skaters to roll through communities in Jimeta-Yola, carrying a bold message: a healthy body and a clear mind are the foundation of a strong future. The campaign combined street outreach, school sensitisation, IDP camp visits, and community engagement to reach hundreds of youth across Adamawa State.
Sport is a universal language. By putting skates on young people and sending them through the streets, WCF proves that prevention is not just a message — it is a movement.
Year WCF Founded
Jimeta, Yola
Wabbas Care Foundation (WCF) is an emerging, impartial, and non-discriminatory NGO dedicated to alleviating human suffering. We ensure equal access to healthcare, education, clean water, and social protection for marginalized and vulnerable communities across Nigeria's North East.
To promote the health and wellbeing of underserved individuals and communities for sustainable development.
A world where quality healthcare is accessible to all, regardless of socioeconomic status.
Integrity, Inclusivity, Collaboration, Innovation, Sustainability — guiding every program we deliver.
Six interconnected programs designed to break cycles of suffering and build resilient communities across Adamawa State and the North East region.
WCF spearheads mental health awareness walks, community screenings, and psychosocial support sessions. We partner with Karu General Hospital's Behavioural Medicine Unit to promote the message that Mental Health Matters — breaking stigma across communities in Abuja and Adamawa State. Our annual World Mental Health Day campaigns have mobilised hundreds of healthcare workers, students, and community members.
Core Program
From 5-day sensitization camps at PHCs to distributing 500+ copies of "How to Break Free from Drug Abuse and Addiction" to health colleges in Mubi and Michika — WCF actively prevents and responds to substance abuse among youth.
Priority Program
Free, confidential HIV testing and counseling outreach in Betso Community — providing pre/post-test counseling, health education, and referral services for individuals requiring further medical attention.
Health
WCF provides GBV survivors with access to support, resources, and pathways to rebuild their lives — partnering with community leaders and traditional rulers to address violence at its roots.
Protection
Sporting competitions in Vunoklang, school supply drives, pool parties for less-privileged children in Yola — building confidence, teamwork, and lasting community bonds among young people.
Youth
We promote gender equality, inclusion, and the rights of marginalized groups — empowering women, men, boys, and girls through strategic, community-driven advocacy programs rooted in grassroots engagement.
AdvocacyReal moments from our outreach events, partnerships, and community programs.
We enter communities through trusted local leaders, traditional rulers, and partner organizations — building trust before deploying programs.
Our field officers conduct structured assessments across health, education, and social protection to understand what each community truly needs.
Trained staff, healthcare professionals, and community volunteers deliver targeted interventions — from counseling and HIV testing to sports events and book distributions.
Our M&E team tracks outcomes rigorously, ensuring accountability and continuous improvement as we expand across the North East region.
Despite being a young organisation, WCF has already made significant strides through impactful grassroots initiatives across Adamawa State and Abuja.
WCF organised a community-wide Mental Health Awareness Walk in Jimeta-Yola, partnering with the Karu General Hospital Behavioural Medicine Unit. The walk brought together healthcare workers, students, community members and traditional leaders to raise awareness, distribute pamphlets, and provide on-the-spot mental health screenings.
WCF concluded an intensive 5-day sensitization, counseling, and referral program at the Primary Health Care Centre in Numan, Adamawa State. Health professionals, counselors, and trained volunteers engaged dozens of community members daily — offering awareness talks, one-on-one counseling, and referrals to specialized treatment centers.
WCF distributed 500+ copies of the book "How to Break Free from Drug Abuse and Addiction" to students of Colleges of Health and Technology in Mubi and Michika — equipping future healthcare workers with knowledge to combat drug abuse and become advocates for drug-free communities.
WCF entered a strategic partnership with the Behavioural Medicine Unit of Karu General Hospital, Abuja — co-organising World Mental Health Day events, community walks, and engagement sessions with traditional and governmental leaders. The partnership demonstrates WCF's commitment to professional collaboration for systemic mental health advocacy.
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We seek partnerships with development agencies, NGOs, government bodies, private sector actors, and CSR initiatives for greater impact.
Reach Out →Wabbas Care Foundation × National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives (NANNM)
"Empowering the Girl Child for a Healthier, Safer and Brighter Future — Advancing Education, Health, Rights and Equal Opportunities."
"Stronger Nurses | Healthier Communities | A Brighter Future for Every Girl Child"
Under the "Breaking the Chains" campaign, WCF visited psychiatric patients at Karu General Hospital, Abuja, delivering essential relief items, personal care packs, educational materials, and emotional support. This initiative underscores WCF's commitment to mental health equity — recognising that psychiatric patients are among the most overlooked and underserved populations in Nigeria. Through direct engagement, gift distribution, and community rallying, WCF brought dignity and visibility to those often hidden behind hospital walls.
No one should be forgotten. Psychiatric patients deserve the same dignity, compassion, and community support as anyone else. At WCF, we are breaking the chains of stigma — one visit, one gift, one conversation at a time.
WCF takes the "Say No to Drugs" message directly into schools across Adamawa State — equipping young people with knowledge, skills, and support to choose healthier futures.
Students receive educational materials and health packs directly from WCF during school sensitisation visits
WCF's STEM Initiative — Solar Touch Light Project: students learn science and technology alongside health education
"At Wabbas Care Foundation, Every Life Counts" — WCF field team engages youth and families in open-air community sessions
I was lost in drug addiction until Wabbas Care Foundation reached out. Today, I am clean, employed, and training to help others like me find the same way out.
Thanks to WCF's GBV support program, I found the courage and resources to rebuild my life after violence. They did not judge me — they helped me stand again.
This book came at the right time. As future health professionals, we now feel more equipped to educate others and protect ourselves against the dangers of drug abuse.
Mental health is often neglected, but today's walk has given me hope that we're moving towards a community where it's okay to talk about it and seek help.
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