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The Ann Bluejack Healthcare Advancement Educational Program is designed to provide training opportunities for our healthcare partners in Nigeria. This program aims to ensure consistent training even when our medical missions are not physically present in the country. The mission of the VOOM Foundation is to deliver high-quality medical programs through training and education, with a focus on serving the underprivileged and vulnerable communities."
The VOOM education program is named in memory of the late Ms. Ann Bluejack. She was the benefactor for a young man named Vincent Ugochukwu Ohaju, who is now the founder and current CEO of VOOM Foundation. Ms. Bluejack, a retired registered nurse, recognized Vincent's potential and offered to pay for his first semester of college tuition. This was a sacrifice from her life savings, made in the compassionate and selfless spirit in which she lived her life.
Ms. Bluejack lived a life dedicated to serving others, especially those who struggled the most. She worked as a nurse at Spibat in Victoria Island. After retiring, she moved to a smaller village, where she started a school and began teaching young, underprivileged children, continuing her passion to help those in need and her commitment to education.
Ms. Bluejack's memory lives on through the VOOM Foundation. The mission of the VOOM Foundation is to provide training and education through our medical program and to serve the underprivileged. To date, the VOOM Foundation has provided over 60,000 training hours in partnership with hospitals in Nigeria.
The Ann Bluejack Healthcare Advancement Educational Program is designed to provide training opportunities for our healthcare partners in Nigeria. This program aims to ensure consistent training even when our medical missions are not physically present in the country. The mission of the VOOM Foundation is to deliver high-quality medical programs through training and education, with a focus on serving the underprivileged and vulnerable communities."
The VOOM education program is named in memory of the late Ms. Ann Bluejack. She was the benefactor for a young man named Vincent Ugochukwu Ohaju, who is now the founder and current CEO of VOOM Foundation. Ms. Bluejack, a retired registered nurse, recognized Vincent's potential and offered to pay for his first semester of college tuition. This was a sacrifice from her life savings, made in the compassionate and selfless spirit in which she lived her life.
Ms. Bluejack lived a life dedicated to serving others, especially those who struggled the most. She worked as a nurse at Spibat in Victoria Island. After retiring, she moved to a smaller village, where she started a school and began teaching young, underprivileged children, continuing her passion to help those in need and her commitment to education.
Ms. Bluejack's memory lives on through the VOOM Foundation. The mission of the VOOM Foundation is to provide training and education through our medical program and to serve the underprivileged. To date, the VOOM Foundation has provided over 60,000 training hours in partnership with hospitals in Nigeria.
