Salvation for All Souls Global Outreach offers free medical treatment to Osun residents

*Hundreds of residents of Osun State, South-West Nigeria, benefit from various healthcare services provided by the Salvation for All Souls Global Outreach

Alexander Davis | ConsumerConnect

The Salvation for All Souls Global Outreach (SAFAS), a leading evangelical ministry with a focus on delivering free humanitarian and robust healthcare for the less privileged in the society has concluded its one-day free medical outreach in Ifewara, Osun State, where hundreds of residents benefitted from various healthcare services.

The outreach, which was held on Saturday, April 25, 2026, at Akinyemi Memorial Grammar School, offered free medical consultations, health screenings, surgeries, dental care, medications, eye care services including free glasses, as well as health education.

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The ministry also provided financial support to widows and widowers in the community.

The initiative, carried out in collaboration with the Christian Medical and Dental Association, Osun State Chapter, forms part of SAFAS’ established model of combining medical intervention with a follow-up crusade, a structure the organisation has previously implemented in Lagos, Abeokuta and Ibadan before extending to Ifewara town.

Speaking on the development, the President of SAFAS, Apostle BOT Adeyemi, said the outreach reflected the organisation’s commitment to meeting the holistic needs of communities.

He noted that the model has consistently delivered impact across different locations as it addresses both physical and spiritual concerns.

Media Director of SAFAS, Ayomikun Bamgboye, also explained that the approach goes beyond immediate relief.

Bamgboye noted that the integration of medical outreach with a crusade ensures sustained engagement and deeper transformation within host communities, as seen in previous outreaches across the country.

One of the participating medical practitioners, who spoke on the exercise, described the outreach as timely and impactful.

The exoert said that several beneficiaries accessed quality healthcare services they would otherwise not have been able to afford.

Following the medical outreach, the organisation is set to commence a crusade in Ifewara from April 27 to May 1, 2026, aimed at providing spiritual support and reinforcing the gains recorded during the medical intervention.

SAFAS has continued to expand its outreach footprint across Nigeria through integrated programmes that combine healthcare delivery with social and spiritual support for underserved communities.

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