Our healthcare will provide comprehensive care using evidence-based medicine and modern technology for preventative care, diagnosis and treatment plans. The health professionals will include doctors and medical staff that are associated with diseases and conditions, tests and procedures, drugs and supplements. Our goal is to have a world class medical system that contributes to health and well-being by providing the best care to every patient through integrated clinical practice, education and research.

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  • Kofi Kufaru April 30, 2020 at 10:16pm
    For us, stolen Afrikans,(Its a fact that we have been stolen, look up El Mina dungeons and Calabar), there were no such thing as Medicine for profit. Many Stolen afrikans as professionals have a regressive and greedy mindset when it comes to healthcare. In example, in our Igbo ancestral traditions, just using sonic technology was a answer to problems.
  • Sandra Hinton April 28, 2020 at 4:19pm
    Mental health is necessary for us as a Nation to address so that we will not leave a legacy of useless people who were to frail to think and to create solutions for our survival. Love is Always Present.
  • Eric Moore September 6, 2018 at 12:02am
    Hi all! My name is Eric, 27, live in Denver-Metro area, CO and I am a research and evaluation coordinator for a health equity-focused community health organization. I’m less than a year from my MPH and will be working on creating data-driven community health programs to tackle various health issues.

    I would like to eventually move to Africa (West or East) but while in the US I will cultivate my skills and build my toolbelt to create proactive (preventative) community health programs to promote community engagement & good health and wellbeing.

    If anyone is also in the Public Health work and is interested in community spaces, let’s talk about making some potential plans on how Afrikstan’s community can build health into its built environment, educational system, & public events and operations.

    Peace
    • Eric Moore November 15, 2018 at 12:51am
      I’m so sorry for the late reply. I’ve heard some of your YouTube videos and you are a PA, right? I don’t have a clinical background so I like that we have diverse skill sets. I’m working more closely with local health clinics at the moment and I think we should create a framework for what health infrastructure would look like in Afrikstan. Even at the community level. Let’s me know if that sounds worthwhile brainstorming. Thanks sister.
    • Dwayne K Makala > Eric Moore November 15, 2018 at 3:24am
      Yes the most important part of any infrastructure is the healthcare system.Hospital and clinical and medical.
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    • Sandra Hinton April 28, 2020 at 4:15pm
      We have the same education! Would you be interested in organizing something around mental health.
    • Dwayne K Makala July 31, 2018 at 10:37pm
      We need your education and insight to one day help build our mental healthcare systems
    • Sandra Hinton > Dwayne K Makala April 28, 2020 at 4:17pm
      Good evening, I would like to know how to set up a blog to discuss mental healthcare systems
  • Winter Tyresa Harmon July 13, 2018 at 10:37am
    Hello, I'm from New Jersey. I guess this site would describe me as a descendant of the slaves of the Atlantic Slave Trade. Any way, I haven't been to Africa. I have been to Iceland and the Netherlands, so I only used my passport once. I do want to visit Africa in the future. I'm a Social Worker, MSW, LSW. I think it's great that some of you already have goals set in motion to nation build in these African countries. If I could start something in Africa, it would be a Holistic Medicine (Alternative medicine) shop with excercise studio and conference/classroom for health education workshops.
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