Eliminating Hepatitis B: Action & Intervention

The Reality

The World Health Organization (WHO) has set a global mandate to eliminate Hepatitis B by 2030. Reaching this milestone in Nigeria requires direct, on-the-ground action. Millions in underserved rural regions still lack basic health literacy and screening access leaving transmission risks unaddressed.

At KOFA Africa, we serve as the vital operational bridge between high-level health goals and frontline community care.

How We Drive Change

• Targeted Health Literacy: We run grassroots campaigns across high-risk regions to dismantle stigma, explain transmission pathways, and promote active prevention.
• Free Rapid Screening & Counseling: We break down financial barriers by offering zero-cost diagnostic testing, coupled with post-test counseling and medical navigation.
• Inclusive Healthcare Advocacy: We champion equal health access, ensuring remote and low-income communities receive the care and protection they deserve.

Our Mission: To substantially lower the burden of Hepatitis B across Nigeria by delivering free screening, vital education, and compassionate care directly to vulnerable populations.

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Alignment

• SDG 3: Good Health & Well-Being (Target 3.3)  Ending the epidemic of viral hepatitis and controlling communicable diseases across Africa.
• SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities (Target 10.2)  Eliminating geographical and economic barriers so every individual has equal access to lifesaving diagnostics.