ARFH UNFPA Supported DMPA-SC Project conducts outreaches to 3 LGAs in Gombe State
ARFH UNFPA Supported DMPA-SC Project conducts outreaches to 3 LGAs in Gombe State Community members in Kaltungo, Funakaye & Yamaltu Deba LGA of Gombe State were the happy recipients of a 2days community outreach under the ARFH UNFPA supported DMPA-SC project. The purpose of the outreach was to sensitize the community members (male & female […]
National Advocates for Health pay advocacy visit to the DG, Nigeria Governors Forum
National Advocates for Health pay advocacy visit to the DG, Nigeria Governors Forum Members of the National Advocates for Health (N4H) call on the government of Nigeria to prioritize adequate funding and development of the health and education sector. The group made the call during an advocacy visit to the Director General, Nigeria Governors Forum, […]
Pathfinder International pays courtesy visit to ARFH on a family planning learning visit to Nigeria
Pathfinder International pays courtesy visit to ARFH on a family planning learning visit to Nigeria The Association for Reproductive and Family Health was delighted to receive staffs of Pathfinder International from India and Nigeria at our Abuja office on Thursday, June 27, 2019. The visit was in recognition of the innovative approaches adopted by ARFH […]
Hon. Minister of Health Launches Policy Documents on Reproductive, Maternal & Adolescent Health
We were at the official launch & dissemination of Reproductive Health and Maternal Health policy documents by the Hon. Minister of Health, Prof. Isaac Adewole held in Abuja, on Tuesday, April 23, 2019. The strategic documents and policies were launched to improve maternal health outcomes of women and girls in Nigeria in line with the […]
PHOTO: ARFH President Prof. O.A Ladipo at the Expanding family planning choices project meeting organised by Jhpiego and FMOH to share results of implant removal landscape assessment and address challenges.
Key takeaways from the 5th Nigeria Family Planning Conference
The Nigeria Family Planning Conference is a biennial conference organized by the Association for the Advancement of Family Planning (AAFP) in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Health (MOH) and other stakeholders to showcase the milestones achieved so far with regards to Family Planning in Nigeria. The 5th edition of the conference which held in […]
ARFH Founders receive Lifetime Achievement Award at International Conference on Family Planning (ICFP) 2018
The International Conference on Family Planning (ICFP) took place in Kigali, Rwanda from 12th – 15th November, 2018. According to the conference core organization group, the theme for ICFP 2018 “Investing for a Lifetime of Returns” speaks to the various returns on investment family planning provides, from education and empowerment to economic growth and environmental […]
ARFH Commissions new Olikoye Ransome Kuti Medical Centre
The Association for Reproductive and Family Health (ARFH) commissioned the new medical centre on Friday, December 14, 2018 in Ibadan, Oyo state. The medical centre was commissioned by the Chair, Board of Trustees, Prof. E.O Otolorin with delight from distinguished guests and partners of ARFH, which included the Board of Trustees and Board of Directors […]
PICTURES: ARFH Conducts Long Acting Reversible Contraceptives (LARCs) Training for CHOs/CHEWs under NURHI 2 Project
Quality of services is a measure of what happens over a period of time. All cadres of health service provider are paramount in the provision of quality service. In this vein, ARFH supported the full implementation of Task Shifting/Task Sharing Policy (TSTS) by building the capacity of Community Health Workers CHOs/CHEWs on the provision […]
ARFH rolls out the Resilient & Accelerated Scale-Up of DMPA-SC/Self-Injection Project in Nigeria
Investing in Family Planning has been identified as a “best buy” in accelerating the achievements of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The Government of Nigeria updated its commitment at the International Family Planning Summit in London, 2017, to achieve a modern contraceptive rate of 27% among all women of reproductive age by 2020 through working […]