American University of Nigeria Students Donate Essential Medicines to Wuro Hausa Primary Health Clinic

In a remarkable display of kindness and commitment to community service, the President of American University of Nigeria (AUN), accompanied by dedicated nursing students from the School of Basic Medical and Allied Health Sciences, paid a heartfelt visit to the Wuro Hausa Primary Health Clinic.

The delegation generously donated essential medicines worth over N400,000, providing much-needed support to the local community .

This initiative reflects AUN's unwavering commitment to healthcare, education, and community service. The university's efforts aim to promote healthcare accessibility and affordability, particularly in underserved communities. By working together, AUN and its partners strive to create a positive impact and improve the lives of those in need.

The Wuro Hausa Primary Health Clinic, located in Adamawa State, Nigeria, serves as a vital healthcare provider for the local population. The clinic's efforts to deliver quality healthcare services are bolstered by donations such as those provided by AUN, ensuring that essential medicines are available to those who need them most.

AUN's commitment to community service and healthcare is evident in its various initiatives, including the Public Health Club, which organizes health fairs and awareness campaigns to promote healthy living ². The university's School of Basic Medical and Allied Health Sciences also plays a crucial role in training healthcare professionals and providing healthcare services to the community.