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 Free Medical Outreach in Affa Amofia-Agu, Udi LGA, offering consultations, treatments, and health education to improve community healthcare access and awareness.
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 distributed textbooks to 100 Orphans and Vulnerable Children across seven communities in Ogbia LGA, ensuring they have the resources needed to succeed academically.
Sixteen PLHIV from Ogbia LGA were trained as Role Models and Mentors, covering topics like HIV knowledge, communication skills, family planning, depression management, and condom use.
Monthly meetings engaged CVs and TBAs across several LGAs for reporting, support, and improvement, alongside distributing 25-item birth packs to TBAs to enhance safe delivery and newborn care.
RHF conducted a 7-day HIV testing & enrolment exercise for an hundred OVC across Ogbia LGA. One child tested positive and was immediately referred and treated at the health facility.
A 5-day training equipped 12 participants, including OVC volunteers and members of God’s Deliverance Support Group, with skills and strategies for effective OVC programming, enrolment, and monitoring.
RHF visited seven Ogbia LGA health facilities to mobilize PLHIV contacts, secure partnerships for HPDP-II, and lay foundations for forming sustainable community support groups.
Two community outreaches in Agbada Inyi, Oji-River LGA provided HIV counselling, testing, and male and female condom use demonstrations to promote prevention and safer sexual practices.
A poultry farm was established in Akpawfu for broiler production, with stocking on October 29, zero initial mortality, ongoing vaccinations, and routine care to ensure healthy bird rearing.
Startup grants of ₦20,000 each were disbursed to 15 indigent PLHIV from Enugu-East, Udi, and Ezeagu LGAs to support income generation and daily living.
Distribution of educational materials to OVC in Nkanu-East and Nsukka LGAs, attracting traditional rulers, educators, parents, and guardians, sparking excitement and increased community participation.
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