Strategic Direction

Community-led health and HIV response; people-centred clinical linkage and continuity of care; rights, dignity and stigma-free access; community resilience and socioeconomic empowerment; partnerships, evidence, learning and sustainability.

Core Values

Professionalism; mutual respect and diversity; integrity and accountability; availability and accessibility; compassion ('Heartivism'); learning and adaptation.

4. WHO MHBI SERVES & WHERE IT WORKS

Core Operational Footprint

Mushin, Isolo, Eti-Osa, Alimosho, Amowo-odofin, ifako ijaiye and Ikeja in Lagos State.

Additional Project/Partnership Reach

Lagos island, Surulere and wider South-West Nigeria through specific projects, partnerships and outreach activities.

Community Access Platforms

Market sweeps; hotspot sensitization; community dialogues; small groups; peer navigation; community volunteers; sports; edutainment; outreach events; pop-up/mobile approaches; adherence and youth platforms; referral and follow-up.

Key Institutional Asset

MHBI's strength is not simply geographical reach. It is community access—long-term relationships, local knowledge and practical pathways into health services.