Presentation of Certificate of Award to ARFH as “The Most Engaging Implementing Partner” By USAID
21 March 2022 L-R: Mr Olugbenga Ayeni, Director, Finance & Operation, ICHSSA-2 Project; Barr Gift Williams, State Program Coordinator ICHSSA-2 Edo State; Mr Jimin Sontyo, Director of Strategic Information; Dr Moses Katbi, USAID Head Prevention and Community Programs; Ms Helina Meri, USAID Deputy Director, Office of HIV/AIDS and TB; Dr Felix Iwuala, Chief of Party, […]
ARFH CEO: Dr Kehinde Osinowo Receives the Prestigious Feminine Nigeria She Achievers Award for the Most Outstanding NGO Executive
18 March 2022 The Chief Executive Officer of ARFH, Dr (Mrs) Kehinde Osinowo, on Friday received the prestigious Feminine Nigeria Achievement Award. The historic event which was held at Sheraton Hotel, Lagos had in attendance several outstanding women executives from all walks of life. Dr (Mrs) Osinowo was shortlisted and voted by Nigerians as the […]
Prof. Adeyemi Olu Adekunle
Professor Adeyemi Olu Adekunle is a Professor and Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist with extensive clinical, surgical, teaching and research experience. He is an internationally recognized researcher and trainer with vast experience within and outside Nigeria. He retired from the University College Hospital, Ibadan and the University of Ibadan in 2019 after 46 years of meritorious […]
Grace Ebun Delano is a seasoned Administrator, Nurse/Midwife and Reproductive Health Advocate with over five decades of active working experience. She has risen steadily from the post of Theater Staff Nurse in charge of a Theater in the United Kingdom in 1959 to the position of a Vice President/Executive Director of a leading Non-governmental Organization […]
Message From Our CEO_ Happy International Women’s Day 2022
March 8, 2022: Today marks the International Women’s Day with the theme “Gender Equality Today for a Sustainable Tomorrow”. For over 3 decades, the Association for Reproductive and Family Health (ARFH) has been promoting a gender equal world through its various innovative programs ranging from Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child, and Adolescent Health including access to Family […]
Dr. Jerome Onome Mafeni
Dr. Jerome Onome Mafeni is the Managing Director/CEO at Mafeni Pedodent Hospitals and Healthcare Limited. He is a Consultant in Health Systems Strengthening, Health Policy development and implementation, Health Projects and Program Implementation, Health Services delivery, Evaluation and Operational Research, Advocacy, Knowledge Management and Capacity Building and has consulted for varied organizations such as the […]
Prof. O. A. Ladipo
Professor Oladapo A. Ladipo an Obstetrician and Gynaecologist has over 40 years’ experience in healthcare delivery and development work. He is the founder and President/Emeritus and Co-founder of Association for Reproductive and Family Health [ARFH], a leading not-for profit, non-governmental organization (NGO) in Nigeria that is noted nationally and internationally for its contributions towards improving […]
USAID Receives 40,000 Kotex Sanitary Pads from Kimberly Clark
L-R: Dr Oluyemi Atibioke, ICHSSA2 State Program Manager; Mrs Winifred Akinpelu, ICHSSA 2 Admin Officer; Mr Jimin Sontyo, ICHSSA 2 Director of Strategic Information; Mrs Adenike Onasoga, Head, Supply Chain, Kimberly-Clark Nigeria; Mrs Folusho Adeolu, OVC Desk Officer, Lagos MYSD; Ms Boladale Akin-Kolapo, Chief of Party, DAI-YPE4AH Project; Ms Mieko Mckay USAID Deputy Office Director […]
MNCH2-Palladium –DFID supported Project
Between 2014 -2019, ARFH as one of the consortium partners on the Palladium-DFID supported Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (MNCH2) in six N.W & N.E states, Nigeria – Kano, Kaduna, Katsina, Zamfara, Jigawa and Yobe.. MNCH2 implemented a project aiming to improve maternal, newborn and child health and routine immunization across six States in North […]
Nutrition Experience
ARFH was a Principal Recipient for HIV 2007-2017. Various civil society organizations and support groups of PLHIV were established in many communities in Nigeria. In addition, 740 community based organizations were trained on Home Based Care and equipped with kits where 215,463 PLHIV were provided with home based care services. In all of these programmes, […]