The Enugu State Ministry of Health and WHO hosted a two-day HRH stakeholders meeting, where RHF’s Chris Amalu led a SWOT analysis on partnership and coordination for domestication.
RHF and CCFN marked World AIDS Day 2024 with a free medical outreach in Enugu, offering consultations, testing, and awareness to support and strengthen the fight against HIV/AIDS.
The RHF team conducted a two-day distribution of educational materials to OVCs in seven Ogbia LGA communities, providing exercise books, mathematical sets, and other stationery.
The RHF team, in partnership with GDSG, conducted advocacy visits to key stakeholders at state, LGA, and community levels, securing support for the HPDP-II project & recruits.
The RHF team held a meeting at Emeyal-I Town Hall, Ogbia LGA, to enhance CVs’ roles in home visits, data tracking, and reporting, with a focus on sustainability after project completion.
The RHF team held a meeting at Emeyal-I Town Hall, Ogbia LGA, with a focus on strengthening CVs’ roles in home visits, data tracking, as well as OVC report collation for project sustainability.
The RHF project team conducted an end-of-project advocacy in Ogbia LGA, in which leaders shared positive feedback on child protection, HIV education, and continued support for OVC.
The RHF team held a meeting at FMC Otuoke to strengthen CVs’ roles in home visits, data tracking, and report collation, while discussing challenges and recommendations for future projects.
The meeting at Emeyal 1 Town Hall focused on strengthening CVs’ roles in home visits, data tracking, and OVC report collation, with emphasis on continued support for vulnerable children.
The RHF team held a Free Medical Outreach in Affa Amofia-Agu, Udi LGA, offering consultations, treatments, and health education to improve community healthcare access and awareness.
Review meeting at Ogbia LGA Council focused on appraisals, reviewing HBC service forms, program sustainability, as well as encouraging CVs to continue support group activities and linkages.
The meeting at Ogbia LGA Council, focused on reviewing reports, addressing challenges, and encouraging OVC CVs to continue their support for vulnerable children post-project completion.
325 children, including one hundred RHF OVC, participated in a Kids’ Club activity in Ogbia LGA, engaging in creative, physical, communicative, and imaginative activities to boost self-esteem.
The RHF team visited three support groups in Ogbia LGA, providing PLHIV messages on personal hygiene, treatment adherence, and self-esteem, while referring new clients to join the groups.
Advocacy visits in 30 Enugu communities promoted awareness of the HIV & AIDS Programme Development Project-2, boosting PMTCT, HCT uptake, and mobilizing CVs and TBAs.
Monthly M&E meeting focused on enhancing CVs’ roles in home visits, data tracking, & report collation. Service forms were reviewed, with emphasis on the upcoming kids’ club activities.
M&E meeting focused on improving Home-Based Care delivery, client tracking, and teamwork among HBC CVs and Role Models, with emphasis on self-confidence and collaboration.
The Child Protection Committee inauguration in Ogbia LGA focused on protecting children’s rights. Key presentations highlighted legal rights, child protection, and committee responsibilities.
Community awareness campaign on condom use in Emeyal & Kolo communities, offering prevention messages, demonstrations, and distributing condoms and lubricants to promote safe sex.
The RHF team distributed textbooks to 100 Orphans and Vulnerable Children across seven communities in Ogbia LGA, ensuring they have the resources needed to succeed academically.
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