One of the most significant survival needs of every human is the healthcare need. Unfortunately, in most countries of Africa if not all there’s no universal healthcare and or Social Safety Net (SSN) to address the healthcare needs of people. The implication therefore, is a disconnect between citizen’s healthcare needs, medical personnel and requirements. This situation is worst of in communities and rural areas, because, often, the healthcare system neglects the lower classes. And at such ugly and hopeless situation, civil society organizations are expected to bridge the space. Consequently, the Sustainable Development Goals #3 and African Union Aspiration 2063 #3 will suffer failure if nothing is done to mitigate the extent of the healthcare system neglects for the lower classes in Africa. Our baseline survey 2019 shows that a coordinated health outreach programs will bridge the space created by system negligence on the healthcare of the lower classes by improving and extending the reach of healthcare through activities such as health education, case management, basic health screening, and facilitating access to other healthcare services. No doubt, these activities can directly and indirectly improve health outcomes of individuals and communities. Hence, the conception of the Medical Mission of IGHUSUF Africa.