The Rubicon Foundation has reaffirmed its commitment to community welfare with a free medical outreach held in Ribadu Ward, Fufore Local Government Area of Adamawa State.
The exercise brought together medical professionals, volunteers, and residents for a day dedicated to promoting public health and supporting vulnerable families.
Hundreds of residents from Fufore and neighboring communities benefited from free medical consultations, laboratory tests, and the distribution of essential drugs.
Besides, the outreach featured health education sessions on preventive care, personal hygiene, and nutrition, aimed at improving community health awareness.
The Founder of the Foundation, Barrister Ahmad Nuhu Ribadu, personally interacted with beneficiaries and distributed cash gifts to patients and community members.
His gesture, many said, helped ease the financial strain on struggling families and brought smiles to numerous faces.
Speaking at the event, Barrister Ribadu reiterated the Foundation’s mission to improve lives through accessible healthcare, education, and economic empowerment.
He restated Rubicon Foundation’s commitment to reaching underserved communities and tackling key social and health challenges across the region.
Community leaders and beneficiaries expressed deep appreciation for the Foundation’s consistent humanitarian interventions, describing the outreach as timely and impactful. Many commended the initiative for bringing healthcare closer to people who rarely have access to such services.
The Rubicon Foundation continues to expand its outreach programs, strengthening its vision of building a healthier and more inclusive society anchored on compassion, service, and empowerment.
