About Us

Health Gospel CIC (THG) is a Community Interest Company dedicated to supporting migrants, with a particular focus on addressing the needs of Black Minority Ethnic (BME) communities. Guided by a Board comprised of individuals with direct experience of migration, the organization provides a range of services designed to foster cultural cohesion, empower individuals to navigate their migration journey, and build strong, resilient communities. These services include a safe and accessible activity hub and a volunteer advocate training program.

What People Have Said

Your videos have really helped me in balancing medical care and wisdom.
Thank God for your life sis... Thank you for all the awareness you are creating ❤
The channel is full of vital information that helps you healthy & free from religious deception. Thank you Dr. Idee
A great blessing to me and my family. Very educative and eye-opening to healthy living & religious manipulation.

Dr Idorenyin Charles Itauma - CEO/Founder

Dr. Idorenyin, MBBCH, MSc OccMed, is an NHS Leadership Academy award recipient, and an Associate Specialist in, Community Health Services in England. She founded The Health Gospel CIC (THG) to address critical health disparities experienced by the Black Minority Ethnic (BME) community. 

Her clinical experience and leadership background have fuelled her passion to challenge the negative influence of certain religious and cultural beliefs on health outcomes. Through The Health Gospel, she provides awareness campaigns, educational resources, training programs, and mentorship opportunities. empowering individuals to make informed health decisions. Dr Idorenyin is a dedicated advocate against religious abuse and its impact on access to timely healthcare.

Dr Idorenyin Charles - Founder of The Health Gospel

Here's What Dr. Charles Says:

The Health Gospel, founded on 20th September 2017 by Dr. Idee Charles, was inspired by challenges African immigrant families face in the UK, including lack of integration and support. Dr. Charles, an immigrant herself, shared her story on the BBC radio show “The COMB”. This experience drives her advocacy, education, and support for African families adapting to life in the UK. We help people integrate better, access health services, and support African asylum seekers and victims of religious abuse through education and advocacy. Using our expertise and lived experiences, we aim to prevent others from facing similar challenges. Our mission is to provide information and support to help the African community settle, integrate, and reduce the stress of migration

Listen to Dr Charles story with BBC