Our results, and the outreaches and events behind them.
We report what people can now do, and whether they reached care, not only how many attended. Every referral is followed until the person reaches care, and from November 2026 every student's skills are checked against a written checklist.
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November–December 2026
One-hour sessions for every class in a year group: spotting an emergency, calling 112 or 767, the recovery position, helping someone having a seizure, and fire safety.
Can Perform CPR and First Aid
Referrals Completed to Care
Events and Outreaches
Sanitary and Hygiene Kits Distributed in 2026

Testimonials
Behind every outreach, programme, and health intervention are people whose lives have been touched by the work. Here are a few of their stories.
“For the first time, a health programme came specifically for us the teachers. Before anything was done, they sat with us, asked questions, and actually listened. The assessment was thorough. I left that day feeling seen and genuinely cared for.”
Teachers — Medical Outreach
Lagos city Secondary School Teacher, Lagos
“I came to volunteer and left with a certification in Basic Life Support. Kenko didn’t just use our time — they invested in us. I now carry a skill that can save a life anywhere, anytime.”
Volunteers — BLS Training
“They taught us things our textbooks never covered — how to check blood pressure, how to respond in an emergency. It felt like real healthcare, not just theory.”

Students — Skills Beyond the Classroom
Wesley Secondary School Student
“I never knew I could learn first aid in school. Kenko made it practical and fun. I actually feel confident now.”
Students — Skills Beyond the Classroom
JS3 Student, Aje Junior secondary
“The health club sessions taught me things I went home and shared with my whole family. My mum was surprised I knew so much.”

Students — Skills Beyond the Classroom
SS1 Student, Abuja
“We learned about our bodies in a way that wasn’t embarrassing or confusing. It was open, respectful, and clear.”

Students — Skills Beyond the Classroom
SS2 Student, Wesley Senior Secondary
“I didn’t know what to do if someone fainted near me. Now I do. That is something I will never forget.”

Students — Skills Beyond the Classroom
JS2 Student, Bireal Junior Secondary
“Every session felt different. It was not like a class — it was like someone actually cared about what we understood.”

Students — Skills Beyond the Classroom
SS3 Student, Fazil Omar Secondary school
Quick answers to the most common questions
You can also train to teach life-saving skills in schools and communities.
No. While healthcare professionals strengthen our clinical activities, most of our work — health education, school engagement, campaigns, logistics, and communications — is open to everyone. We provide orientation and guidance for every role.
ontact us by WhatsApp or email with your school's name and location. We will meet your principal, explain the programme and agree a timetable. The school gives one hour per class, per term, for JSS1, JSS2, SS1 and SS2, and a teacher at each session. We bring trained trainers, manikins and materials, at no cost to the school, and train your teachers in a one-day course.
Donations fund programme delivery: manikins and first aid training kits, printed materials, sanitary kits for our pad bank, outreach logistics, and reasonable expenses for our volunteers. We publish our results every term so supporters can see what their contribution achieves.
Distance is no barrier. Diaspora supporters contribute through donations, professional expertise, remote volunteering in content and communications, and connecting us with partners and funders. Contact us and we'll find the right fit.
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