About our foundation

Lifting souls. Restoring hope. Transforming lives.

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Our story

Doing good, from the heart

Oge's Good Heart Foundation is driven by one conviction: early medical screening and health awareness should reach everyone — especially those without the opportunity or financial means to seek care on their own. What began as free ultrasound screenings in Lagos parishes has grown into a mission to detect life-threatening conditions early, across underserved communities in Nigeria.

The mission began in 2017/2018 at St. Thomas of Villanova Catholic Church, Abata-Orile, Surulere, Lagos State, where our founder personally provided free ultrasound screenings — breast, prostate, abdominal and pelvic — alongside health-education talks. The findings were both eye-opening and concerning: Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), breast lumps, abdominal masses, cysts and multiple uterine fibroids, in people who had no idea these conditions could be caught and treated early. A second outreach at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, Koka, drew hundreds — the ultrasound machine eventually broke down from the sheer volume. Every screening was funded personally, and never once charged. Today, that same mission is extending to communities in Enugu State and beyond.

Federal Government approved 5 states & growing
The need is real

Why early detection matters

Behind every figure is a father, mother, teacher or child — affected by conditions that can so often be found and managed early.

596
Fibroid (myoma) cases
ESUT Teaching Hospital · 2018–2022
325
Fibroid-related abdominal masses
ESUT Teaching Hospital · 2018–2022
165
Breast lump cases
Trans-Ekulu Hospital · 21-year review
BPH
A continuing burden in men
UNTH & ESUT Teaching Hospitals

The need for community-based screening and awareness has never been greater. To continue this work, we urgently require functional ultrasound machines and medical equipment. Read our full story →

Our mission

To bring free early medical screening, health awareness and care to underserved communities — detecting conditions before they become life-threatening, and giving people the knowledge and hope to protect their health.

Our vision

A future where no one suffers or dies from a condition that could have been caught early — where quality screening and health education reach every community, regardless of income or location.

What we do

Three ways we serve

Free Medical Outreach

Ultrasound, X-ray, eye tests and lab work — with free medications and specialist referrals, all at no cost.

Skills & Empowerment

We sponsor young people to learn a trade — fashion, makeup, electrical & solar, and hairdressing.

Relief & Food Support

Rice, oil and food items shared with widows, the elderly and families in genuine need.

What guides us

Our core values

Compassion

We treat every person with dignity, empathy and genuine care.

Empowerment

We help people become self-reliant so they can lift others in turn.

Integrity

We are transparent and accountable, ensuring help reaches the right hands.

Faith

Our service is rooted in faith and gratitude to God.

Ogechukwu Patience Anike

Every screening conducted is an opportunity to prevent tragedy. Every diagnosis made early is a chance to give someone hope, treatment, and a future.

Ogechukwu Patience Anike
Founder & President
The people

Meet our team

Ogechukwu Patience Anike

Founder & President

The heart behind the foundation — driven by a passion to bring healthcare, empowerment and hope to those who need it most.

Rev. Fr. Barr. Raphael Usaka

Patron & Adviser

A priest and barrister supporting the foundation with spiritual and legal guidance.