What we do

Our Projects & Services

  1. Strengthening public institutions' capacity to deliver high-quality health services through training, facility upgrades, quality assurance, and educational materials.
  2. Improving access to essential health and wellness services in underserved communities through mobile clinics, outreach programs, health education, and partnerships.
  3. Conducting research, monitoring, and evaluation to inform health policies through surveys, focus groups, impact assessments, and policy workshops.
  4. Enhancing health service accessibility through digital platforms, including telemedicine, mobile apps, health portals, and SMS campaigns.
  5. Strengthening the leadership capabilities of youth and women in health programs through training, mentorship, health initiatives, and community events.
  6. Enhancing the capacity of community leaders, youth/women peer educators, teachers and community health workers through training, resources, mentorship, and recognition.
  7. Promoting mental health support, resilience-building, and healthy lifestyles through awareness campaigns, wellness programs, counseling services, and peer support groups.
  8. Ensuring youth access to education, health, and wellness services free from discrimination and violence through advocacy, safe spaces, prevention programs, and health workshops.
  9. Strengthening programs to enhance women’s health during pregnancy and childbirth through education, nurse-midwife capacity building, essential supplies, and safe childbirth practices education/campaigns.
  10. Ensuring access to STI/HIV/AIDS testing, treatment, and education through awareness campaigns, youth programs, and support groups.
  11. Providing youth and women with comprehensive SRH education, access to contraceptive services, and safe, legal abortion care, while promoting awareness of sexual and reproductive rights through community outreach, counseling, and support services.
  12. Implementing community-level interventions to combat malnutrition and promote food security through education and nutrition support.
  13. Supporting prevention, care, and reintegration for adolescents, youth and women victims of gender and sexual violence through awareness programs, counseling services, empowerment initiatives, and community-based reintegration support.
  14. Supporting the development of evidence-based clinical guidelines for health services delivery through research, expert committees, training, and dissemination.
  15. Ensuring the availability of essential health supplies and equipment through capacity building and donations.
  16. Implementing youth-focused mental health and substance abuse prevention programs through peer education, counseling services, workshops on coping skills, and awareness campaigns to reduce risky behaviors like alcohol and drug use.
  17. Providing economic empowerment and social support for vulnerable adolescents, youth and women through skills training, financial literacy programs, microloans, and community-based support networks to enhance their well-being.

EXPECTED OUTCOMES

  1. Improved access to quality health and wellness services
  2. Increased knowledge and awareness
  3. Strengthened institutional capacity
  4. Youth and women empowerment
  5. Improved health outcomes
  6. Improved mental health support and resilience
  7. Enhanced community health engagement
  8. Reduction in gender and sexual-based violence
  9. Effective use of technology in health delivery
  10. Policy and systemic change
  11. Reduced number of teenage pregnancies
  12. Reduced rate of sexually transmitted diseases
  13. Reduced disabilities and deaths related to pregnancy
  14. Evidence generated to inform policy decisions in health and wellness services
  15. Enhanced nutrition and food security
  16. Better tracking and evaluation to ensure effectiveness, accountability, and continuous improvement
  17. Responsible individuals are better equipped with knowledge, skills, and resources to offer health and wellness services and information
  18. Youth and women are empowered to make informed choices about their health
  19. Expanded geographic coverage of health and wellness services
  20. Reduced misinformation, myths, stigma, and other barriers to health and wellness service uptake
  21. Reduced number of girls and women resorting to unsafe abortion and adopting risky behavior
  22. Significant improvement in socioeconomic conditions among individuals
  23. Increased self-confidence and hope for the future amongst beneficiaries