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                                                                                 WHO WE ARE

Dike Ezeanya and his mother, Mrs Chinwe Ezeanya

The Dike Ezeanya Foundation for Liver Diseases (Defflid) is a foundation for liver and liver-related diseases with a strong focus on providing information, care, and support, in the diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of patients with liver and liver-related diseases in Nigeria.

Born out of the need to breathe the air of hope into the lives of patients and families of patients with precarious liver diseases, DEFFLID ensures that her patients never have to walk alone: before, during and after their treatment.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row css=”.vc_custom_1594556389159{margin-top: -80px !important;background-color: #f2f2f2 !important;}”][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]

OUR VISION

To minimise deaths associated with liver diseases and save the lives of patients, bringing them hope in hopeless situations.

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OUR MISSION

• To provide information on the liver as an organ and the issues relating to the liver.
• To provide aid to those that have had liver transplants and ensure they have sufficient medication, adequate means to run their routine test and enough funds for their consultations and treatments.
• To create a sustainable awareness campaign on healthy lifestyles, especially as they relate to the liver and ancillary diseases.
• To have a Nigeria with full capacity to accurately diagnose liver diseases, provide treatment for patients and have the network to refer patients for transplants if need be.
• To cater to patients with liver-related diseases through counselling, guidance and direction.
• To serve as a lobby and advocacy group for the continuous improvement in health care laws and policies, especially as they relate to liver diseases management in Nigeria.

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To achieve these, we would work in partnership with other global, regional and local organizations, health facilities, specialists and individuals.

We shall work, one life at a time until we save them all.

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