Established as a school to meet the educational needs of the children of the staff of ECWA Hospital Egbe, the academy began as a nursery/primary school in 1986. In 1994, the academy added a secondary school; merging the nursery/primary and secondary schools into what is now known as ECWA George Campion Academy. The school offers day and boarding facilities. Graduates of the school have gone on to fields of medicine, pharmacy, engineering and accounting; establishing an excellent reputation in the region.

The hospital provides an Internet Café for hospital staff and the general community. The Centenary Computer Centre, located adjacent to the hospital, also provides internet services and computer training.

Health, Education and Literacy Providers (H.E.L.P.) has had a significant impact in the Egbe area in the areas of medicine, education, evangelism, and agriculture. Key programs include the Good Shepherd Nursery and Primary School in Okoloke, H.E.L.P Care Centre for orphans, and Widows Program. Health outreach and immunization programs have ministered to the Fulani people and provided a bridge for accessing hospital services.

Located across from the hospital complex, Titcombe College was founded in 1951 by SIM missionaries as a Christian college. True to its motto, 'Learn and Worship', Titcombe has graduated many students who have pursued careers in engineering, administration, medicine, and politics. Many of those students worked at the hospital in their youth. As alumni, they have contributed to the college and hospital communities.