Stories of impact, programme updates, and community voices from the frontline of health equity work in Nigeria.
In partnership with local energy providers, we have successfully installed solar power systems in three rural health centres, improving service delivery and enabling the use of essential medical equipment.
Care Network International has launched a targeted nutrition programme addressing the high rates of malnutrition among children under five in Ute Okpu and surrounding communities. The programme combines food supplementation with caregiver education.
Our latest community health outreach initiative successfully reached over 2,000 households across Agbor, bringing free medical screenings, vaccinations, and health education to families who rarely access formal healthcare.
Building on the success of our pilot health literacy curriculum, we have now partnered with three additional community schools in Delta State to embed health education into everyday learning.
Through our partnership with community midwives and local health posts, we have seen a measurable reduction in birth complications among mothers enrolled in our antenatal care support programme.
Working alongside state health officials, our team coordinated a multi-disease vaccination drive spanning five LGAs in Delta State, immunising over 800 children and adults against preventable diseases.
Waterborne diseases remain a leading cause of illness in many Delta State communities. Our new WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) initiative is installing water purification points and improving latrines in three remote villages.
A cohort of 20 community health workers from across Agbor have completed a comprehensive three-month training programme, equipping them with skills in primary care, nutrition counselling, and maternal health support.
Our 2023 annual report documents another year of meaningful work — from expanded healthcare access and nutrition programmes to new community partnerships and volunteer milestones.
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