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  • Participants @ the Ede Outreach
  • GAMIP CREW @ EDE
  • GAMIP CREW WITH THE EDE ROTARY CLUB EXCOS
  • @ IWO OUTREACH
  • DISTRIBUTION OF FOLIC ACIDS TO SCHOOLS
  • @IJEBU ODE – SEASON 3
  • IJEBU ODE
  • BENEFICIARIES @ CLINICS FOR THEIR DRUGS
  • @ OLORUNDA, IBADAN
  • @ OLORUNDA IBADAN
  • GAMIP CREW @ OLORUNDA, IBADAN
  • @ IJEBU ODE – FIRST OUTREACH
  • @ IJEBU ODE CENTRAL MOSQUE
  • VISIT TO THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL, IBADAN

GAMIP INTERNATIONAL

Facilitating Free Medications For The Aged.

Our Mission

We believe in a world where everyone have access to medication. Our mission is to facilitate access to medications for the aged. We do that, by helping the elderly who can not afford their medications in our society. We believe in smart and fair fund allocation, thus, we select beneficiaries from prospective nominees.

How You Can Help


Send Donation

Giving online has never been more secure, convenient or hassle-free with our one-click donation. We also do accept standard cash donations and cheques at all of our locations.


Become a Volunteer

You can get involved today by becoming a Volunteer. Sign up and you will be joining a group of change-makers, a network strong enough to impact positive change in the lives of elderly.

Our Programme

Taking BP awareness to rural areas and less privileged;
Facilitating the distribution of drugs to beneficiaries with the help of certified and accredited medical practitioners…
Visit our contact page for more info on how GAMIP works.

Testimonials

What People Say

Omo a toju gbogbo yin.

Mama Grace Abiola JP
Nigeria.

This is a good initiative and am proud to be part of it.

Tayo Alatishe,
Nigeria.

I am Blessed and honoured to be part of this initiative.

Banji Lagunju,
UK.

This is a great initiative, I love it.

Mrs Olusola Oluwatobi,
USA.

We are together in this one –

Mrs Bisola Sowunmi,
Canada.

Good idea, count me in.

Mrs Ayo Alese
UK.

This will outlive us.

Pastor Kay Okunowo,
Nigeria.

In these uncertain times, it is good to think about others suffering… and acting on it.

Norman Letts,
UK.

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