Wabbas Care Foundation

Our Story

Wabbas Care Foundation

Wabbas Care Foundation (WCF) is a nonprofi t organization committed to holistic healthcare and psychosocial support for the poor, less privileged, and vulnerable populations in Nigeria. Our areas of focus include mental health, substance abuse rehabilitation, maternal and child health, environmental health, and public health. WCF is based in Jimeta, Adamawa State, and extends its services across the Northeast region.

Mission
To be a leading humanitarian organization committed to improving the health and well-being of underserved populations by providing inclusive, evidence-based, and sustainable healthcare solutions. We advocate for equitable access to healthcare, address gender disparities, and empower communities for lasting impact.

Vision
We envision a society where every individual, regardless of socio-economic status or gender, has access to quality healthcare and equal opportunities for a fulfi lling life.

Our Organisational Structure

Board of Trustees

Strategic direction and governance.

Executive Leadership

Strategic planning and execution.

Program Coordinators

Oversee health and outreach programs

Field Staff & Volunteers

Grassroots implementation

Admin Support

Operations, fi nance, and communications

Impact Testimonials

Free Hepatitis B & C Screening

"WCF's free hepatitis screenings changed my life. I never knew I had Hepatitis B until I got tested, and early detection helped me start treatment immediately. Many of us in Mubi North, Askira/Uba, and Bauchi have benefited from this life-saving initiative. I’m deeply grateful for the care and support!"

John Buba

Farmer

Mental Health Awareness Campaigns:

"Before attending WCF’s sensitization program, I didn’t really understand depression or substance abuse. The sessions opened my eyes to the realities of mental health and gave me the tools to support myself and others. Many youths and women in Gombe and Bauchi, including myself, now have a deeper understanding and the confidence to seek help. Thank you, WCF, for making a difference in our lives"

Grace Yohanna

Hair Dresser

Free Book Distribution on Drug Abuse Recovery

"Dr. Wabas’ book, How to Break Free from Drug Abuse and Addiction, was a turning point for me. Reading it gave me the knowledge and strength to start my recovery journey. I’m not alone—hundreds of copies have reached schools, correctional centers, and communities across the Northeast, impacting so many lives. Thank you, WCF, for spreading hope and healing!"

John Cassia

Artisan

Well-being & Mental Health Awareness

"This Program is not only enlightening but necessary. It shows that WCF recognises the unique pressures we face and is standing with us in building a healthier force."

Lt. Col. M.A. Yusuf

Participant

Free Medical Check-up and Community Service

"The free medical check-up and community service provided by WCF was a blessing. I never had the chance to see a doctor, but this initiative gave me access to healthcare and important screenings. The kindness and dedication of the medical team made me feel valued, and I am grateful for the opportunity to take charge of my health!"

Beatrice Lawal

Trader

Seminar on Women's Reproductive Health

The women's reproductive health seminar was eye-opening. I learned so much about my body, my rights, and how to make informed health choices. The discussions were empowering, and the support from WCF made me feel heard and valued. I now have the confidence to prioritize my well-being

Lydia Audu

Friut Hawker