Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.
Our Partners
Nigeria | Plot 8, Ekpe Nkereuwem Close, Uyo
— Excellence Community Education Welfare Service
ECEWS is coordinated by a highly self-motivated and talented executive, Andy Eyo. He is a graduate of Chemistry from the University of Calabar- South-East Nigeria and holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Environmental management and in Education from the University of Uyo. He also holds a Master degree in Business Administration (Leadership) from the University of Liverpool and has attended several courses in Education and HIV/AIDS and is a community level strategic HIV/AIDS prevention specialist. Read more
Nigeria | Plot 823 Ralph Shodeinde St, Central Business District, Abuja
— National Agency For The Control Of Aids
The National Agency for the Control of AIDS (formerly National Action Committee on AIDS) was established in February 2000 to coordinate the various activities of HIV/AIDS in the country. Among other purposes, NACA’s mandates are to:
- Coordinate and sustain advocacy by all sectors and at all levels for HIV/AIDS/STDs Expanded Responses in Nigeria;
- Develop the framework for collaboration and support from all stakeholders for a multi-sectoral and multi-disciplinary response to HIV/AIDS in Nigeria;
- Develop and present to the Presidential Council on AIDS, PCA, all plans on HIV/AIDS in Nigeria for policy decisions. Read more
Uyo | Nigeria
— Akwa Ibom State Ministry Of Women Of Affairs
To develop Akwa Ibom’s industrial potentials and at the same time attract potential investors the government has put in place an industrialisation blueprint to enable such investors examine and leverage inward looking, import-substitution, and export-led industrialisation strategies being adopted by the state government. The rapid industrial development of the state, therefore, involves investment promotion, and public private partnership. Government has vigorously enabled the environment for the development of industrial estates and cottage industries whether by the state or with private interests, such that each of our 31 local government areas will have at least one industrial estate to employ the citizens and process available raw materials into finished products.
Nigeria |
— Civil Society For Cancer Eradication In Nigeria
The fight against cancer is a collective of all efforts @ all times and in all places. Please join us today in CiSCANEN and together we will defeat this monster- Cancer….
Geneva | Switzerland
— The Global Funds
The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (or simply the Global Fund) is an international financing and partnership organization that aims to “attract, leverage and invest additional resources to end the epidemics of HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malariato support attainment of the Sustainable Development Goals established by the United Nations.”[1] The international organizationmaintains its secretariat in Geneva, Switzerland.[2] The organization began operations in January 2002. Read more
Nigeria |
— Society For Family Health
The Society for Family Health (SFH) Nigeria is a non governmental organisation (NGO), incorporated in 1985, focused on providing malaria prevention and treatment (including intermittent preventive treatment), HIV prevention (including Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission),[1][2] maternal and child health, sexual and reproductive health, family planning, cervical cancer screening and prevention [3] and safe water systems.[4] SFH uses social marketing, behaviour change communication (communication through radio dramas, mass media messages, etc.) and research working in partnership with the Government of Nigeria and community-based organisations
Nigeria |
Civil Society For HIV/AIDS In Nigeria
Civil Society For HIV/AIDS in Nigeria(CiSHAN) is the national umbrella network of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) working on issues in the prevention and impact mitigation of HIV& AIDS in Nigeria. … The network has since grown to include almost 3000 member organizations across the country. Read more
Nigeria |
— Association For Reproduction And Family Health
ARFH is one of the leading indigenous non-profit organisations in Nigeria committed improving the quality of life of underserved and vulnerable communities by promoting access to quality health care and harnessing community capacities for sustainable development. Association for Reproductive and Family Health (ARFH) is a national, non-governmental organization established in 1989 and registered in 1991. The organization has her headquarters in Ibadan and 3 other offices in Abuja, Kaduna and Katsina. Our mission is to initiate promote and implement in partnership with other organizations, developmental, HIV & AIDS, SRH and family planning program and interventions for young people and adult through capacity building, technical assistance, operations research, and evaluation to improve the quality of life in Nigeria and elsewhere in Africa. Read more
England|
— Christian Aid
Our groundbreaking work began in 1945, when we were founded by British and Irish churches to help refugees following the Second World War.
For more than 70 years, we have provided humanitarian relief and long-term development support for poor communities worldwide, while highlighting suffering, tackling injustice and championing people’s rights. Read more
USA |
— American embassy
USAID seeks to grow stability through improved social services, transparent and responsive governance, a market-led economy, and humanitarian assistance. To address the worsening complex humanitarian crisis in the Northeast, we provide lifesaving humanitarian assistance, as well as development assistance to help ensure long term recovery in the region. Together, through partner organizations and with the Nigerian government, we focus on priority regions of the country to reach these goals. Our activities support the Government of Nigeria’s strategies and planning. Read More
NIGERIA | ABUJA
— HIFASS
Our vision is all about PASSION & PARTNERSHIP. Over the years we have gradually migrated to population health, using our experiences to build the organisation and our young workforce, especially in the area of leadership at all levels. The leadership is based on God’s values of love, experience, selflessness, respect and dignity for humanity. We are committed to utilize our different challenges to build an organisation that can meet with international best standards and compete with any in the world. We encourage a broad based all-inclusive horizontal style of management that deemphasizes individual efforts but embraces team spirit. Read More