Sam Oyus Foundation is delivering this programme. Contact our team to confirm available activities, participating communities, dates and requirements for the next intake. Expressing interest does not guarantee selection or support.
What the programme aims to achieve
Help people understand their health needs and connect with qualified care through community outreach.
Programme activities
- Health awareness sessions on hygiene, nutrition and preventive care.
- Basic screening delivered by appropriately qualified health partners, with consent.
- Referral information and follow-up guidance for participants who need further care.
- Training for community volunteers in outreach and service coordination.
Who it is for
People and families with limited access to basic health services
Participation guidelines
- Open to people of all ages in communities selected for an announced outreach.
- No educational qualification is required.
- Children must attend with a parent or guardian; clinical services depend on consent and the health partner’s assessment.
How to take part — three simple steps
- Choose this programme. Read the proposed eligibility and decide which support or track fits your needs.
- Express interest by email. Share your name, preferred contact and a short description of your interest. A guardian or school can enquire for a child. No account is needed.
- Confirm the next available activity or intake. SOF will explain current availability and the next steps. Submit the short application and any required information through the official process; wait for confirmation before attending.
Tell SOF that you are interested in a future outreach or community partnership. For an available outreach, confirm the venue and attend the registration or appointment process described in that announcement.
Express interest by emailDownload programme briefThe email button opens a draft for you to review and send. This website does not save your interest or submit an application. The SOF team handles participation enquiries by email.
Do not include identity documents, bank details, passwords or health records in the initial enquiry. Any later document requirements will be explained through the official intake process.
Selection and preparation
For each intake, assessment considers eligibility, the support needed, fit with the available track and available places. Basic eligibility does not guarantee selection. Request any accessibility support you need. Additional qualifications, documents, attendance commitments and any participant costs will be stated before applications open.
Programme delivery
Delivery model: community awareness sessions and scheduled outreach days with licensed or otherwise appropriately qualified health organisations. Services, referral arrangements and follow-up will be agreed with delivery partners.
Programme monitoring
- People reached through health education.
- Consenting participants screened by health partners.
- Referrals issued and follow-up contacts completed.
How sponsors can support this programme
- Qualified healthcare partners and outreach teams.
- Screening equipment, educational materials and transport.
- Funding for outreach coordination and agreed follow-up.