In a significant effort to improve healthcare access for vulnerable populations in Plateau State, the Plateau State Contributory Healthcare Management Agency (PLASCHEMA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Christian Blinders Mission and Plateau BASICC partners.
This initiative aims to enroll 180 vulnerable individuals, including persons with disabilities, in Jos South and Mangu Local Government Areas (LGAs).
The collaborative effort underscores a commitment to creating a more inclusive and accessible healthcare system for marginalized communities in Plateau State.
Director General of PLASCHEMA, Dr. Agabus Manasseh, expressed the agency’s readiness to collaborate with more organizations and philanthropists to increase healthcare coverage in the informal sector.
He assured that “the Agency would ensure all enrolled individuals have access to quality healthcare services.” This partnership marks a milestone in addressing the healthcare needs of vulnerable populations and ensuring they receive the necessary support and services.
By working together, PLASCHEMA, Christian Blinders Mission, and Plateau BASICC partners aim to improve the overall health outcomes and well-being of those in need.
The MOU signifies a shared vision to enhance healthcare access and support for vulnerable individuals, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and partnership in achieving universal health coverage.
This initiative demonstrates a dedicated effort to make a positive impact on the lives of vulnerable individuals in Plateau State.
Dr. Manasseh highlighted that the agency remains determined and open to more such collaborations, which will help increase coverage in the informal sector and advance the state towards achieving universal health coverage.
The MOU sets a foundation for future initiatives and partnerships aimed at improving the quality of healthcare services for all.
It represents a significant milestone in the efforts to enhance healthcare access and support for vulnerable populations in Plateau State, paving the way for a healthier and more inclusive community.
