The underlying philosophy behind the ADHFP is a collective responsibility and synergistic impact.
ABOUT ADHFP
The Adopt-A-Healthcare-Facility Programme (ADHFP) was launched
with the aim to establish a primary healthcare facility (PHC) in each
of Nigeria’s 774 local government areas (LGAs) to provide low-cost
health services to the poor and vulnerable at reasonable standards.
OUR STORY
2010
Inception
Mr. Alhaji Aliko Dangote, Bill Gates, Dr. Muhammad Ali Pate, Mr. Aigboje
Aig-Imoukhuede, Mr. Jim Ovia, and Mrs. Sola David-Borha form the Private Sector Round Table for Health in Nigeria (PSRHN).
2014
PSHAN Founded
The Private Sector Round Table for Health in Nigeria (PSRHN) evolves to become the Private Sector Health Alliance of Nigeria (PSHAN).
2019
ADHFP Conceptualised
Mr Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede conceives the idea of ADHFP in Davos, Switzerland, whilst championing the Global Citizens global goal live campaign.
2022
AHDFP Launched
PSHAN officially launches the Adopt-A-Healthcare-Facility-Programme (ADHFP). It aims to establish at least one global-standard Primary Healthcare Centre (PHC) in each of Nigeria’s 774 Local Government Areas (LGAs).
PILLARS
ADHFP is based on three main pillars:
Health Improvement
An overall improvement in the health of the population.
Equitable access
Ensuring that all citizens have access to the same quality of primary healthcare services.
Quality assurance
Adhering to only the highest applicable clinical standards.
OUR PROCESS
How ADHFP Works
Greenfield Model
All associated infrastructure is new and built from scratch to acceptable standards. This includes land acquisition, construction, staff recruitment, training and more.
Brownfield Model
An existing healthcare facility is acquired and upgraded (if required) to meet ADHFP standards. PHCs can either be publicly-owned (government) or privately-owned facilities.
ADHFP Minimum Standards
Learn more about PSHAN and its mission to bridge the gap between public and private healthcare.