World Malaria Day 2026 – “Driven to End Malaria: Now We Can. Now We Must.”
Today, on World Malaria Day 2026, ARFH joins partners across Nigeria to reaffirm our commitment to ending malaria. This year’s theme, “Driven to End Malaria: Now We Can. Now We Must.”, reminds us that progress is possible when communities, health systems, and partners work together. In Oyo State, through the U.S. President’s Malaria Initiative for […]
Advancing Health for All Through Strategic Partnerships
As part of the commemoration of World Health Day 2026, ARFH partnered with the Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI), Caring Lot International, IHVN, ACCI Health/Medical Trade Group, EHA Clinics, Malula Water, Nett Pharmacy, NISA Premier Hospital, and other organizations to deliver an impactful awareness and outreach event. Representing Dr. Kehinde Osinowo, ARFH CEO, […]
ARFH 2025 Annual Report Now Available
The Association for Reproductive and Family Health (ARFH) is pleased to share the 2025 Annual Report, a reflection of a year defined by impact, innovation, and strengthened partnerships. In 2025, ARFH scaled integrated health interventions across Nigeria, expanding access to essential services, strengthening community systems, and improving health outcomes for millions. From advancing adolescent and […]
Honoring a Legacy of Excellence and Service
ARFH, alongside her alumni and partners, will celebrate the life and legacy of Chief (Mrs.) Grace Ebun Delano, a visionary leader, seasoned Nurse/Midwife, and pioneering reproductive health advocate whose impact spans over five decades. A co-founder of ARFH and a driving force behind the integration of family planning into Nigeria’s health system, she played a […]
Exit of an Icon
With hearts full of gratitude for a life well lived, we share the burial arrangements of our beloved Co-Founder and Matriarch, Late Chief (Mrs.) Grace Ebun Delano (1935-2026). Mama Delano was a trailblazer, mentor, and pillar whose legacy continues to shape the landscape of reproductive and family health in Nigeria. Her life was one of service, […]
No woman should die while giving life.
On National Safe Motherhood Day, the focus is on ensuring access to quality care across the entire continuum from pregnancy to childbirth and beyond. For over three decades, ARFH has supported Nigeria’s health system through: Strengthening human resource capacity for health Training frontline healthcare providers using competency-based approaches Expanding access to family planning and birth spacing […]
Improving Lives- ARFH Q1 2026 Newsletter (Vol. 26.1)
The ARFH Q1 2026 Newsletter (Vol. 26.1) is now available- highlighting ongoing efforts to strengthen health systems, expand access to life-saving services, and drive sustainable impact across Nigeria. From: ✔ Strengthening national partnerships ✔ Advancing TB/HIV integrated services ✔ Accelerating HPV vaccine uptake ✔ Empowering women of reproductive age through family planning and birth spacing […]
Public Announcement
On behalf of the Board, Management, and Staff of the Association for Reproductive and Family Health (ARFH), we announce, with gratitude to God, the passing of our beloved Matriarch and Co-Founder, Chief (Mrs.) Grace Ebun Delano, who peacefully transitioned on 3 April 2026 at the age of 90. Though deeply painful, we are comforted by […]
It starts TOMORROW!
Are you ready to learn, lead, and make impact? Join our virtual training on: Capacity Building for Young Persons & Peer Education Digital & low-tech innovations SRHR advocacy & community engagement April 1-2, 2026 9:00 AM daily Online (Microsoft Teams) Don’t miss this chance to build skills that matter! Scan the QR code to register […]
World TB Day 2026: Taking Action in Communities
In continuation of this year’s World TB Day commemoration, the ARFH joined the National TB and Leprosy Control Programme (NTBLCP), the FCT TB Control Programme, and other partners for a community outreach at Mabushi Primary School, Abuja. The outreach convened key stakeholders, including Dr Dan Gadzama, Director of Public Health, FCT Public Health Department; representatives […]