Priority group
Children
Fast malaria and typhoid testing and treatment at a nearby pharmacy.
Proposed healthcare access programme
Renewed Hope Health Care Program
A practical health-access programme built for accountable delivery.
The proposal describes a prepaid health-benefit card for enrolled beneficiaries, combining defined healthcare services, a zonal implementation model, beneficiary verification and programme-level monitoring.
Clear consent Verified beneficiaries Pilot before scale
RENEWED HOPEHEALTH CARE PROGRAM
Healthcare accesswith a defined service package
Prepaid benefitPhone-linkedVerified
Programme contextLeadership and sponsorship context
Proposal status: subject to approvals
Rollout is described as a controlled pilot followed by evaluation and possible national scale-up.
Programme at a glance
From healthcare access to measurable delivery.
The proposed model combines a common health-card package with zonal coordination, beneficiary verification, provider operations and programme monitoring.
774 LGAsproposed national footprint
6geopolitical zones
3,000+partner pharmacies, to confirm
Pilot preparationindicative programme stage
What the card covers
One common package for five priority groups.
The proposal identifies different priority needs, but states that the health card uses one common package rather than separate entitlements.
Priority group
Youths
24/7 doctor access by phone or WhatsApp, in local languages.
Priority group
Women
Household care plus hospital cashback when it matters.
Priority group
Men
Free blood pressure and blood sugar checks for working breadwinners.
Priority group
Elderly
Chronic disease screening and funeral support for families.
Zonal reference model
A clear route from national command to card distribution.
The proposal uses Zonal Coordinators, supported by State and LG Coordinators, with verification before distribution.
National command
Campaign Secretariat and WellaHealth finalise the health package tiers.
Zonal coordination
Map high-need clusters and vet State and LG Coordinators.
Beneficiary verification
Verify each beneficiary through a zonal office and prevent duplicates.
Card distribution
Issue physical or digital cards linked to the beneficiary's phone number.
Indicative eligibilityIncome & economic vulnerabilityHousehold circumstancesAgeExisting healthcare needsGeographic access
Proposed care package
Core services described in the proposal.
Amounts, limits and terms are illustrative and require confirmation under the WellaHealth Basic Plan and MOU.
Hospital cashback
Hospital stays
Funeral assistance
Paid to next of kin
Telemedicine
Doctors by phone or WhatsApp, in local languages
Malaria & typhoid care
Testing and treatment at partner pharmacies
Chronic disease screening
Blood pressure and blood sugar checks
Programme monitoring
Track verified activity without inventing progress.
Live records
Verification across zones
Updating
No verified programme activity has been recorded yet.
Once authorised programme records are created, this view will show zone-level verification.
Verified beneficiaries0Live database total
Open care requests0Current operating queue
Resolved care requests0Updating…
Programme enquiry
Register an expression of interest.
The website can capture a basic programme enquiry while the proposed eligibility, funding, partner terms and rollout arrangements are being finalised. This is not confirmation of eligibility or card issuance.
Phone-linked enquiry Verification before issuance Consent before processing
Programme enquiry
Pre-launch
Submitting this form does not guarantee eligibility, a health card or healthcare benefits. Final terms require programme and partner confirmation.
Safeguards & governance
Consent, separation of medical records and accountable coordination.
Clear opt-in consent at enrolment.
Designed to align with the Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023, subject to legal review.
Individual medical records remain with the healthcare provider.
The proposal states that the card is not conditional on political support.
Indicative implementation
Four months from agreement to a scale-up decision.
National rollout is subject to pilot results, operational readiness and partner approvals.
MOU & branding
Sign the MOU and brand the health card.
Coordinator training
Train Zonal and State Coordinators on the WellaHealth portal.
Pilot rollout
Pilot in one zone, such as North Central or South West.
Evaluation & scale-up decision
Review utilisation, feedback, performance and cost.
National rollout
Scale across the six zones subject to the pilot decision.
Partnership model
Reach meets care.
The proposal assigns strategic oversight and grassroots coordination to the Campaign Council, while WellaHealth is responsible for healthcare-plan administration, medical services and provider operations.
Campaign Council
Strategic oversight, funding and sponsorship, plus grassroots mobilisation through Zonal and State Coordinators.
WellaHealth
Health plans and medical services, digital infrastructure for the card and provider operations.
Joint implementation
Scope, beneficiary criteria, funding arrangements and rollout requirements are to be finalised with partner approvals.