WACHEF DISTRIBUTES SANITARY PADS TO ADOLESCENT GIRLS. As part of activities marking World Menstrual Hygiene Day. Today, WACHEF in collaboration with the State Ministry of Women and Child Development distributed sanitary pads to women and adolescent girls in Taraba state.

ACTIONAID-WACHEF LAUNCHED IFAS IN TARABA STATE Women and children health empowerment foundation (WACHEF) in partnership with ActionAid Nigeria launches InclusiveForum for Accountable Society (IFAS) in Taraba state.

We've pledged to take action to help eliminate #hepatitis in aid of World Hepatitis Alliance #WorldHepatitisDay Hep Can't Wait campaign. Please make your pledge now before more lives are lost to this neglected yet deadly disease. worldhepatitisday.org/pledge/ via World Hepatitis Alliance

The Clinic- Community Collaboration. Today, WACHEF in collaboration with LACA and support from PATA-SFH conducted a one day awareness creation for Adolescents and Young Persons age 15-24 on Sexual Reproductive Health & Viral Hepatitis at Unguwan Fada Community of Jalingo, TRS.

Jhpiego-RISE Trained WACHEF Staff on Report Writing. Today Jhpiego-RISE trained WACHEF staff on report writing in other to enhance the capacity of the staff on program deliverables and quality depiction of events.

Did you know that 8 out of 10 people living with viral #hepatitis don’t know they have it? Many will have their lives cut short as a result. We’re #NotWaiting to get tested this #WorldHepatitisDay. Early detection saves lives! Join us as we commemorate World Hepatitis Day 23.

We’re #NotWaiting to get tested this #WorldHepatitisDay. Early detection saves lives! Join us as we commemorate World Hepatitis Day 2023. #HepatitisDay #HepatitisAwareness #WorldHepatitisDay2023

We hear from Women and children health empowerment foundation in Nigeria this #WorldHepatitisDay! #Hepatitis is a global health issue and we're #NotWaiting for elimination because #hepatitis is the biggest cause of liver cancer! Watch to find out more! #WHDRelay #HepCantWait

Every year, more than a million lives are lost to hepatitis. We’re not waiting for change – we’re fighting to make it happen. #WorldHepatitisDay2023 #WeAreNotWaiting #HepatitisAwareness

#HepatitisAwareness Decision makers can’t wait and must act now to make hepatitis elimination a reality through political will and funding.

WACHEF pays Advocacy visit to the Commissioner of health, Taraba State WACHEF In her effort to strengthen the healthcare system in the state had today paid an advocacy visit to the newly appointed Commissioner for Health DR. Bordiya Buma in his office at the SMoH complex.

In continuation of the FY23 Annual CSO partners review meeting, today WACHEF took their presentation of the achievement under ICHSSA-4 Project. The Project Manager Rabia'atu Bello Badawaire make a superb presentation of the journey so far and some challenges.

WACHEF, in collaboration with the Association of Public Health Physician of Nigeria (APHPN) Taraba State branch and with support from ActionAid Nigeria through the Local Right Programme (LRP), organized a viral hepatitis awareness campaign for women and children in Yorro.

WACHEF with support from ActionAid Nigeria distributed over 200 school bags to children at Yorro communities, Taraba State Nigeria.

Reflecting on the enlightening Youth session at the #WorldHepatitisSummit, which served as a reminder of the power of storytelling and advocacy in driving change. It also shed light on the urgent need for targeted interventions and education to bridge the gap of awareness among

In an effort to complement the state government's work in providing access to clean water across rural communities, WACHEF, led by its Executive Director, paid an advocacy visit to the Taraba State Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Agency (RUWASA).

WACHEF, in partnership with ActionAid Nigeria and with ECOWAS and Spanish Government support, has launched the School Feeding Programme in Mayo Ndaga and Sahkaka, Sardauna LGA Taraba State Nigeria.

The event featured an inception meeting with key stakeholders, including representatives from the Presidency, ECOWAS, ActionAid Nigeria, Taraba State Ministries, and WACHEF. The programme aims to improve child nutrition, boost school attendance, and support local economies.

Did you know? Clubfoot affects 1 in every 1,000 newborns globally—but with early diagnosis and treatment, children can grow up walking, running, and playing just like their peers. Let’s raise awareness and ensure no child is left behind.

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