Love begins with a Smile
Having a child born with a cleft can be so upsetting, and Saudo's parents were no exception, who nearly throws her away days after she was born.
OHAI Launches Country Program in Liberia; Govt. Pledges Legislative Support
Relief has come the way of Cleft and Craniofacial patients in Liberia as Oral Health Advocacy Initiative (OHAI), launches Country Program to give national attention through vigorous awareness and treatment
How OHAI Africa is Navigating the Coronavirus Pandemic
As Africa’s leading oral-focus healthcare organization, OHAI Africa is passionately committed to improving patients’ lives by ensuring positive health results. In addition to primary cleft lip and cleft palate surgeries,
John Brought the Good News to His Mother
John grew up recognizing his mother looks different from other women in the community. Growing up as an innocent boy, John was often embarrassed and humiliated by children including adults
Better Late Than Never – Mary Matthew
This is a common saying whose deep meaning is rarely appreciated. However, this was the testimony of Mary Matthew in May, when the OHAI team in partnership with Smile Train
World Pharmacist Day 2019 Theme And Significance: Safe And Effective Medicines For All
World Pharmacist Day observed on September 25 highlights the importance and role of a pharmacist. The theme for this year is Safe and effective medicines for all.
OHAI Hails First World Patient Safety Day
“Millions of patients are harmed each year due to unsafe health care worldwide resulting in 2.6 million deaths annually in low-and middle-income countries alone”.
OHAI Sets record; Performs 174 Surgeries in 4 Weeks
Smiles have come on the faces of over 170 suffering from cleft in Nigeria through the initiative of Oral Health Advocacy Initiative (OHAI), in collaboration with a USA charity body,
OHAI signs MoU with the Federal Government of Nigeria to Boost Oral Health Care Delivery
Oral Health Advocacy Initiative in her continuous desire to improve the health and living standard of Nigerian Children, Men and Women especially the hard to reach and undeserved rural dwellers