P514 Harrisonite Lifecare is the PHC Port project space for understanding, supporting and progressively assuring the work of Harrisonite Lifecare Foundation. It will bring the Foundation's healthcare, empowerment and community-support activities into a shared project structure where intentions, concerns, actions, people, events, locations and deliverables can be recorded and reviewed. Initial programme themes include free medical outreach and health-awareness activity; affordable health-insurance and treatment partnerships; eyeglasses and other practical support for elderly people; free digital-skills training such as Excel data analysis; wider employability and enterprise workshops; and targeted distribution of food, clothing and basic household items. The project is intended to help turn individual acts of care into a transparent and learnable programme, without presuming that every stated activity is already fully established or independently verified.
Objectives
The project aims to strengthen and extend Harrisonite Lifecare Foundation's ability to deliver accountable, evidence-led support to elderly people, children, low-income families and other vulnerable groups. Its objectives are to improve access to affordable healthcare and health information; organise medical outreaches and connect vulnerable people with hospitals, HMOs and medical professionals; provide relevant digital, employability and entrepreneurial skills training; deliver food, clothing and essential household support where needs are identified; develop focused care for elderly people, orphans and children with limited access to resources; attract and coordinate volunteers, donors and delivery partners; and establish clear records of needs, actions, resources, beneficiaries, outcomes and lessons so that effective activities can be sustained and responsibly expanded.
Background
Harrisonite Lifecare Foundation is a Nigerian non-profit, people-centred initiative established to improve the dignity, health and wellbeing of elderly and vulnerable people, with a particular focus on communities in and around Ojodu Berger, Lagos. The Foundation presents its work under three connected areas: healthcare access, skills and empowerment, and community support. Its stated approach combines compassionate outreach with practical help, including health awareness, medical screening and treatment partnerships, employability training, and the distribution of essential items. Although the Foundation sits within the wider Harrisonite web domain, this PHC Port project concerns only the charitable work and development of Harrisonite Lifecare Foundation, not the wider Harrisonite insurance operation.
Impact Summary
Harrisonite Lifecare Foundation reports early activity across all three of its programme areas. Its website states that more than 35 participants completed free Excel data-analysis training within four weeks, that the Foundation has partnered with several HMOs to improve access to affordable health insurance for low-income families, and that it has organised medical and food-support outreach for elderly people and children in underserved communities. It also identifies a 2025 '40 for 40 Lifecare Project' intended to support 40 older people with eyeglasses following a free medical outreach. These claims indicate a promising operational base, but the public website does not yet provide sufficient beneficiary records, dates, partner details, follow-up evidence or outcome measures for independent verification. The PHC project can therefore add value by preserving evidence, tracking delivery and follow-up, recording beneficiary and partner feedback, and distinguishing activity delivered from longer-term change achieved.