Frequently Asked Questions

Hospitals for Humanity (HFH) is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving healthcare access and outcomes, particularly in resource-constrained environments. We focus on providing free open-heart surgeries to children in underserved communities in Africa and implementing various healthcare initiatives globally.

HFH is structured as a non-profit organization with a board of directors overseeing its operations. We have dedicated teams of volunteers, medical professionals, and staff working in both the US and Nigeria to implement our programs and initiatives.

HFH employs a grounded, in-country approach to select the communities it serves. This involves identifying local leaders, conducting healthcare needs assessments, and collaborating with global partners to address immediate needs while laying foundations for lasting infrastructure.

We welcome input from supporters and stakeholders. You can reach out to us through our contact us page directly to share your ideas, suggestions, or feedback.

Besides donating, you can support HFH by volunteering your time and skills, spreading awareness about our mission, participating in fundraising events, and advocating for improved healthcare access globally.

HFH has made significant impact by providing free open-heart surgeries to 139+ children in Nigeria, conducting medical initiatives in countries such as Senegal, Haiti and the Philippines, training local medical practitioners, and developing healthcare infrastructure in various communities globally.

HFH’s grounded, in-country approach, commitment to sustainability, focus on pediatric open-heart surgeries, and collaborative partnerships set us apart. We prioritize community empowerment and long-term impact in our healthcare initiatives.

Yes, HFH conducts training programs for local healthcare professionals as part of our capacity-building initiatives. These programs aim to empower local medical staff and improve healthcare delivery in the communities we serve.

Yes, pediatric medical professionals are essential to our work, and we welcome their expertise and dedication. Visit our volunteer page to learn more on how to get involved.

No, while HFH has a strong presence in Nigeria and this is our current focus, we have also conducted healthcare initiatives in other countries such as Senegal, Haiti, Afghanistan, and the Philippines. Our goal is to address healthcare needs globally, especially in underserved communities.

You can stay updated on HFH’s work by subscribing to our newsletter, following us on social media, and visiting our website regularly. We post updates, success stories, and information about upcoming events and campaigns to keep you informed.

Yes, HFH collaborates with local governments, organizations, and stakeholders in the communities we serve. We believe in building strong partnerships to effectively address healthcare needs and create sustainable solutions.

Hospitals for Humanity was founded in 2006 by Dr. Segun Ajayi. His vision to rewrite the healthcare story in Nigeria led to the establishment of HFH, driven by a determination to ensure no child dies due to a deficient healthcare system.

Our long-term vision is to operate a free open heart surgery hospital where children with CHD can come in for surgery anytime, any day. We also look to continue expanding our impact globally, focusing on sustainable healthcare solutions that empower communities and build local capacity. We aim to further develop our programs while advocating for improved healthcare infrastructure and access worldwide.

HFH is committed to transparency and accountability in all our operations. We regularly publish financial reports and updates on our website, adhere to best practices in governance, and undergo periodic audits to maintain accountability.

Yes, we welcome volunteers who are passionate about our mission. Visit our volunteer page to learn how to get involved.