Our Impact So Far

Transforming lives and strengthening communities through sustainable interventions.

50,000+

Beneficiaries Reached

120

Communities Served

2000+

Health workers Trained

31+

Completed Projects

36 + FCT

States Covered

6000+

Adolescents / Youths Empowered

Completed Projects

A showcase of our successful interventions and their impact.

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CHMI-LE

Location: Niger State, Nigeria

Duration: 2023

Funder:

Center for Family Health Initiative and Christian Aid Developed a robust advocacy and community engagement strategies, along with tailored monitoring and evaluation plans, to address the contextual challenges of community-based health services delivery in rural and hard-to-reach communities in Nigeria.

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SUSTAIN

Location: Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria

Duration: 2015 - 2017

Funder: Catholic Caritas Foundation of Nigeria (CCFN)

Under the CDC PEPFAR-sponsored SUSTAIN Project, CFHI provided care and support to vulnerable children in AMAC, enrolling 3,096 children and strengthening community-based child protection, education, health, nutrition and referral services. The project also established child-friendly spaces, caregivers’ forums, kiddies’ clubs and community protection structures.
Also in Bwari Area Council, CFHI implemented a large-scale Community HIV Testing and Counselling programme using its door-to-door model. The initiative reached 207,547 residents through 953 community outreaches across more than 47 communities, identifying and successfully linking 432 newly diagnosed HIV-positive individuals to care and treatment services.

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HAPPY!

Location: Nasarawa State, Nigeria

Duration: 2018 - 2020

Funder: Positive Action for Children Fund (PACF UK)

Through the Positive Action for Children Fund (PACF)-funded the HIV/AIDS Prevention and Empowernment project for Young People and Positive Mothers (HAPPY!), CFHI strengthened HIV prevention by increasing demand for HIV Testing and Counselling, promoting male involvement in antenatal care, improving PMTCT service uptake, and addressing stigma and barriers to HIV/STI services.

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WYNE

Location: Imo State, Nigeria

Duration: 2016 - 2017

Funder: US Consulate Genera, Lagos-Nigeria

CFHI implemented a US Consulate General Small Grant project to reduce gender discrimination and poverty among women and youth in Ngor Okpala, Imo State, through advocacy, community engagement, and empowerment initiatives targeting harmful practices such as Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) and harmful widowhood practices.

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CADMIN

Location: FCT, Nigeria

Duration: 2019 – 2020

Funder: Africare Nigeria

The aim of the catalysing accountability for maternal deaths programme of the Giving Birth in Nigeria campaign was to develop, test and implement novel approaches that incorporated community voice in maternal death reporting and surveillance, with a view toward making all maternal deaths count.

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NLMIS/AMS

Location: Niger, Rivers and Lagos

Duration: 2018

Funder: Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI)

Strengthened health supply chain systems by conducting an endline assessment of the National Logistics Management Information System (NLMIS) and Asset Management System (AMS) across three states to evaluate their effectiveness in improving vaccine stock management, data-driven decision-making,and cold chain operations. .

Vaccine Accountability Training

Location: Nasarawa State, Nigeria

Duration: 2017

Funder: Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI)

Strengthened vaccine accountability by building the capacity of 362 Healthcare Workers and 42 Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI) managers in Nasarawa State on vaccine documentation, stock management, data review, and accountability to improve immunization service delivery.

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TMCBT

Location: Kano State, Nigeria

Duration: 2017

Funder: Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI)

Enhanced routine immunization systems by building the technical and managerial capacity of Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI) managers in Kano State Primary Health Care Development Agency to improve planning, implementation, supervision, reporting, and overall programme performance.

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