A non-governmental organization Aminu Magashi Foundation AMG in collaboration with the white heart foundation has initiated a sick children trust fund under its Vulnerable Sick Children initiative.
The founder of AMG Dr Aminu Magashi says the fund was set up to enhance humanitarian services for the less privileged families who are in crucial need of health accessibility in the state.
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Dr Magashi also donated a cow to put a smile on the faces of children and parents who are in various hospitals across the state.
However, the AMG Foundation pledged to credit the account of the vulnerable children’s fund every month for sustainability.
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The Executive Director of the Whiteheart initiative, Khadija Aliyu Ammani explained that the initiative to establish a trust fund for children by AMG would reduce out-of-pocket expenditure through financial support to the sick children, where beneficiaries would be selected from families living within and outside the state.
The president of the Nigeria Cancer Society Dr. Alhassan Adamu and the Youth Society for the Prevention of Infectious Diseases and Social Vices YOSPIS Zainab Nasir Ahmad, commended the AMG foundation for its selfless humanitarian services and sought more partnerships to move the state forward.