Strengthening Local Response to HIV/AIDS and Reproductive Health Challenges in Edo State; The intervention was a scale-up programme on HIV/AIDS prevention, sexual and reproductive health and life skills targeting vulnerable out of school females and grassroots communities using football
WRAHP with support from International Community of Women Living with HIV and the Women’s Global Network on Reproductive Rights (ICW-WGNRR) implemented an intervention to raise awareness and improve their access to Sexual Reproductive Rights and Health (SRHR) among 30
WRAHP in conjunction with Occupational Health & Hygiene Services Limited (OHHSL) and the Society of Occupational & Environmental Health Physicians of Nigeria (SOEPHON) implemented a one-day awareness raising on occupational health, hygiene and safety to members of the organized
Women’s Rights and Health Project WRAHP with support from The Girl Generation conducted a programme aimed at strengthening community systems, raise awareness to improve knowledge on the harmful practices of Female Genital Mutilation and increase their access to Sexual
Women’s Rights and Health Project WRAHP with support from Aspire Coronation Trust Fund (ACTS FOUNDATION) implemented a Project titled, Promoting Early Detection of Cancer among Communities in Ejigbo and Ikotun-Igando Local Council Development Areas (LCDAs) Of Lagos State. The
Women’s Rights and Health Project (WRAHP) with support from The Agbami Parties is currently implementing an Awareness Raising Campaign on Tuberculosis in Nigeria. So far the intervention which have been implemented in 4 states (Kano, Kaduna, Oyo and Sokoto)
WRAHP was engaged by Chevron Nigeria to implement a community health programme (IPP Project) focusing on HIV and Malaria prevention and control in 4 communities’ in Ikorodu, Lagos State. The intervention specifically built the capacity of 60 peer educators,
WRAHP with support from the King Baudouin Foundation managed Nike (RED) fund implemented an eight-month intervention in 2010 on HIV/AIDS prevention, sexual and reproductive health and life skills targeting vulnerable out of school females and grassroots communities using football
WRAHP with support from Chevron Nigeria Limited and National Agency for the control of Aids successfully implemented its first phase of the small and medium scale enterprises workplace wellness programme in Lagos and focused on HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis, Malaria prevention
WRAHP with support from Chevron Nigeria closed pension fund administrations implemented a 3-years Twinlake community helath project in five communities (Ikota, Igbo Efon, Olugborogan, Okun-Alfa and Lafiaji) of Eti-Osa Lagos State. The intervention involved reduction of incidence of HIV/AIDS, Malaria
