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Long lasting positive contributions through partnerships

Through mutually dependable partnerships, AHNi makes lasting positive contributions in the lives of individuals everywhere in Nigeria. Achieving Health Nigeria Initiative (AHNi) is an indigenous non-profit organization affiliated to Family Health International (FHI) 360, registered with Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) of Nigeria. Key partnerships include:

Nigerian Ministries, departments and agencies of Federal, States and Local Government Areas, particularly in the Health Sector.
Private sector corporations
Local and international foundations
Bilateral agencies operating in Nigeria.
Multilateral agencies operating in Nigeria
Civil society & faith-based organizations
Human Development Organizations

Area of Focus

Health System Strengthening

From HIV/AIDS to Tuberculosis. We tackle complex challenges with solutions that are essential to the advancement of human development

Education

Collaborates with other bodies create education systems that respond to the complex, dynamic and diverse needs of the people they serve.

Sexual and Reproductive health/family planning

Family planning is a key to attaining sexual and reproductive health, but it also impacts on social and economic development.

Our Projects

Through mutually dependable partnerships, AHNi makes lasting positive contributions in the lives of individuals everywhere in Nigeria.

“The way to achieve your own success is to be willing to help somebody get it first”

Accelerating Control of the HIV Epidemic in Adamawa, Borno and Yobe (ACEBAY)

The Accelerating the Control of HIV Epidemic in Borno, Adamawa and Yobe (ACEBAY) Project is a robust, sustainability-focused, high-impact, evidence-based HIV/AIDS intervention funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). It aims at fast tracking the attainment of UNAIDS 95:95:95 targets and achieving epidemic control in the three states. The project is implemented by a consortium that includes AHNi as the prime, FHI360 as the technical partner, American University of Nigeria, Eklesiyar ‘Yan’uwa a Nigeria, and Federation of Muslim Women Association of Nigeria as local partners.

Catalyzing Increased Uptake of MNH High Impact Intervention (HII) through G-ANC (TAConnect/AHNi G-ANC Project)

G-ANC project is a people-centered and out-come oriented project that envisions increased utilization of life-saving high impact interventions (HII) delivered within the confines of Reproductive Maternal Newborn Child and Adolescent Health and Nutrition Services (RMNCAH&N) through the implementation of Group ANC (G-ANC)

Scaleup of Treatment and Prevention of severe acute malnutrition (SAM) and moderate acute malnutrition (MAM) among Children 0 - 59 months and pregnant and lactating women (PLW) in Banki-Bama LGA

In September 2021, the Famine Monitoring System (FMS) classified Bama as a high famine risk area and shows an extreme level of acute malnutrition among new arrivals of internally displaced populations (28.7% GAM). More than 50% of households relied on either crisis (17%) or emergency (38%) coping strategies to meet their food needs, which has heightened the economic vulnerability due to the negative impact on the future productivity of the most affected households. This has likely contributed to the deterioration of the nutrition and food situation and the high GAM rate (10%) in Borno state, as identified in the Cadre Harmonisé analysis conducted in October 2020 and the Nigeria Food Security Outlook, October 2020 to May 2021.

Impact Against TB/HIV and AIDS

Nigeria has the second highest burden of HIV in Africa, which presents a formidable challenge to a nation that struggles to provide the full range of needed HIV services.

SIDHAS

This project works to sustain the integration of HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis (TB) care in Nigeria by building the country’s capacity to deliver high-quality, comprehensive prevention, treatment and services.

RANA

Using its Hausa-based early grade reading approach, which integrates numeracy and gender themes into its materials, RANA will build the capacity of 600 teachers to implement effective instruction and assessments.

Health and Nutrition Intervention

To strengthen delivery of primary health care services including but not limited to reproductive health, HIV/AIDS services, maternal and child health, immunization, communicable and non-communicable disease by