Ibadan and surrounding highways
Roadside Emergency Response
A volunteer call roster covering Ibadan, reaching crash scenes and moving the injured to hospital.
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Hills View Rescue Corps · Ibadan
The call comes. We go.
A volunteer rescue corps in Ibadan, on the road at any hour. We reach crash scenes before the ambulance, get people to hospital, and stay with them after the sirens have gone.
- Cover
- 24 / 7
- Base
- Ibadan
- Cost to caller
- Free
- 1,400+
- Emergency calls answered
- 85
- Trained responders
- 48
- Centre visits a year
Roadside and household emergencies since we started
Volunteers on the call roster across Ibadan
Juvenile and correctional facilities we return to
Our mission
Why we exist
On most Nigerian roads, the people who reach a crash first are not paramedics. They are drivers, traders and passers-by, standing over an injured stranger with no training, no kit and no one to call. The hour that follows decides who lives.
Hills View Rescue Corps exists to put a trained, equipped responder inside that hour. We answer emergency calls, stabilise the injured at the roadside and move them to hospital. Then we do the quieter work: sitting with families, returning to the wards, and visiting the juvenile and correctional centres that most people would rather not think about.
What we do
Our programmes
Emergency response, outreach and training — the four things the corps actually does.
Juvenile and correctional facilities, Oyo State
Juvenile and Correctional Outreach
Regular visits, supplies and advocacy for young people held in juvenile and correctional centres.
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Motor parks and markets across Ibadan
Roadside First Aid Training
Free training for drivers, riders and traders so the first person at a crash knows what to do.
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Stand with the corps
Every call we answer was paid for by somebody
Our responders are volunteers. Fuel, trauma kits and hospital deposits are not. Fund a rescue, or train with Hills View Rescue Corps and answer the calls yourself.