Nextgen Child and Adolescent Health Initiative

📢 OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

NextGen Child and Adolescent Health Initiative (NEGCAHI) is pleased to announce a Free Medical Community Outreach themed "Healthy People, Healthy Future."

This initiative is designed to promote early detection, prevention, and community wellbeing through free health screenings, vital signs checks, health education, and subsidized Hepatitis B vaccination.

🗓️ Date: Saturday, 11th July 2026🕚 Time: 11AM📍 Venue: Aqua Edem Crescent, by Ekorinim II

Services include:• Hepatitis B & C Screening• HIV Screening• Malaria Testing• Vital Signs Check• Health Education & Awareness

Come out, get screened, and know your status. Your health is your future.

📞 08161114585📧 [email protected]

Call for Volunteers: Join the NEGCAHI Team

Do you have a passion for improving the health and wellbeing of children and adolescents? NextGen Child and Adolescent Health Initiative (NEGCAHI) is recruiting skilled, committed individuals ready to turn that passion into impact. See flyer for available roles.

Apply here: https://forms.gle/vDfs2RvLpuVFX97i6

This month, we wish every child and teenager: good health, sound minds, and joy that cannot be stolen. We remain committed to creating a world where no child is left behind when it comes to health and wellbeing.

Welcome to a month of new possibilities.

From all of us at NEGCAHI

Happy New Month, Ma!*

A new month brings renewed vision, fresh opportunities, and greater impact.

We celebrate your exceptional leadership and unwavering commitment to advancing child and adolescent health across Cross River State. Your dedication continues to inspire meaningful change and transform lives.

We wish you abundant grace, renewed strength, divine wisdom, and outstanding success in all your endeavors this month and beyond.

With gratitude from all of us at NexGen Child and Adolescent Health Initiative (NEGCAHI), we send you our warmest new month wishes.

Inang Kingsley
Founder NEGCAHI

Happy New Month, Dr. Vivien Mesembe Otu.

From all of us at NextGen Child and Adolescent Health Initiative (NEGCAHI), we extend warm wishes for a month of renewed strength, sound health, and impactful service. May your leadership in strengthening primary healthcare delivery continue to advance meaningful community health outcomes across the state.

Warm regards,
Kingsley Inang
Founder, NEGCAHI

Happy New Month, Dr. Collins Daniel.

From all of us at NEGCAHI, we acknowledge your continued dedication to volunteer coordination and community health advancement. May this new month enhance your leadership effectiveness, strengthen your contributions to public health systems, and yield meaningful impact across all engagements.

Best regards,
Kingsley Inang
Founder, NEGCAHI

Happy new month from all of us at Nextgen Child and Adolescent Health Initiative

Happy Children’s Day from all of us at NextGen Child and Adolescent Health Initiative (NEGCAHI)

We celebrate every child’s right to health, education, protection, and wellbeing.

We remain committed to strengthening child-focused interventions, advocacy, and community outreach for a healthier future where every child can thrive and reach potential fully.

We are calling on passionate and committed young people to join the Next Generation Child and Adolescent Health Initiative (NEGCAHI).

If you are driven by impact, community service, and improving the health and wellbeing of children and adolescents, this is your opportunity to be part of a growing movement of change-makers.

Join us today and become a voice for healthier futures.

https://forms.gle/vDfs2RvLpuVFX97i6

WORLD HANDWASHING DAY

As a National Health Fellow in Cross River State, representing Bani Local Government Area, I join other fellows across the country in commemorating World Handwashing Day.

In collaboration with the NextGen Child and Adolescent Initiative (NEGCAHI), this awareness was strengthened to promote sustained hygiene practices at community level, with a focus on consistent handwashing with soap as a key public health intervention.

Hand hygiene remains a critical preventive measure in breaking the chain of infection, reducing the transmission of communicable diseases, and preventing outbreaks such as diarrheal and respiratory illnesses. It is a simple but powerful practice that protects individuals, families, and the wider community.

Sustaining this behavior is essential for long-term public health impact, especially in settings where disease transmission is driven by poor hygiene practices.

Clean hands remain a first line of defense in safeguarding health and wellbeing.