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MTN Foundation Provides Mobile Hospital to Taraba State

Comms Week26 Feb 20140 Comments
MTN Foundation Provides Mobile Hospital to Taraba State
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MTN Foundation has provided a Mobile hospital to the Taraba state government under the MTNF Yéllo Doctor Project. The MTN Foundation was incorporated in July 2004 to offer a sustainable and focused…

MTN Foundation has provided a Mobile hospital to the Taraba state government under the MTNF Yéllo Doctor Project.

The MTN Foundation was incorporated in July 2004 to offer a sustainable and focused channel through which MTN Nigeria would drive its Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives in all 36 states of the Federation and the Federal Capital Territory.

The Foundation is funded by up to 1% PAT (Profit after Tax) from MTN Nigeria and deploys a unique brand of wide impact and project-driven corporate social investment programmes which have won several accolades.

It has also created a vibrant network of local and international partner organisations through which its various projects are executed.

Through its efforts, the MTN Foundation has made huge impact and has become a model for good corporate citizenship, endorsed by a wide variety of stakeholders, Government, Regulators, Tax authorities, and the beneficiaries of its numerous projects.

Meanwhile, the Mobile hospital project, MTNF said is aimed at increasing the accessibility of Nigerians to primary health care through the platform of mobile medical clinics deployed across the 6 geopolitical zones of Nigeria.

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