GAPHInigeria

Global Alliance For Public Health Intervention GAPHI, have extend our heartfelt appreciation to everyone who joined us for the 16 Days of Activism walk.
Your presence, your voice, and your commitment made the march educating and inspiring.
Together, we stand against Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and showed our communities that change is possible when we unite.
Don't hesitate to report any form of violence
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GAPHI in her wellness meeting with older community members in Ebonyi state

GAPHI during her 3 days residential training on safeguarding of program participants, an activity sponsored by FHI 360 in partnership with ECEWS , 2023.

GAPHI Monitoring and evaluation officer awarded at ICASA 2023 in Harare Zimbabwe

GAPHI was honoured to participate in the Nigeria Love Alliance Closeout/Learning Forum — a transformative three-day gathering rooted in reflection, collaboration, and collective action.

The forum convened grantee partners from diverse movements to share lived experiences, deepen learning, and strengthen strategies to advance health, human rights, and social justice, with sustainability at heart. Through insightful conversations and dynamic sessions, we unpacked intersectional challenges, celebrated community-led solutions, and renewed our shared commitment to building a more inclusive, equitable, and just society.

This powerful convening reinforced the strength of unity and the profound impact of advocacy grounded in solidarity.

A rights-based approach is not just a strategy; it is a commitment to uphold the dignity, health, and autonomy of every individual, especially those with vulnerabilities and are most at-risk. We must boldly tackle the stigma and discrimination that stand as formidable barriers to accessing prevention, treatment, and care. Join us @ GAPHInigeria in this global course.

Together, we must confront the inequalities that hinder our journey toward achieving the Sustainable Development Goals target of ending AIDS by 2030. This year’s theme, “Take the Rights Path: My Health, My Right!” is a rallying cry for accessible, rights-based healthcare that empowers those affected by HIV/AIDS to live vibrant and fulfilling lives.

Everyone can get HIV but people living with HIV who are on effective treatment cannot pass it on.Science has proven that once the virus has been suppressed in the body, transmission cannot occur. Undetectable = untransmittable means, people with undetectable viral load cannot pass the virus to other people.
Join the young Emerging leaders through to Integrate HIV care into rational health policies and ensure discrimination -free service delivery

Y+ Global UNAIDS Aidsfonds

GAPHInigeria GAPHI envisions a society where health care services are promoted and made accessible

Despite incredible medical progress that has helped treat and manage HIV, a significant number of people living with HIV still suffer from stigma _both from negative societal perception and self- blame or guilt. Incorporate counseling and /or mental health services in HIV care treatment packages. Y+ Global UNAIDS Society for AIDS in Africa Aidsfonds

GAPHInigeria GAPHI envisions a society where health care services are promoted and made accessible

Not everyone has access to life saving services : Effective HIV treatment and prevention methods enable everyone affected by HIV to live fulfilling and happy lives when we have access to them. Discrimination and criminalization of LGBTQ+ people not only decrease their access to these services but also increase their vulnerability to HIV. Join the to Respect all kinds of people; end stigma against LGBTQ+
ISDAO - Initiative Sankofa d’Afrique de l’Ouest Y+ Global United Nations Development Programme - UNDP

GAPHInigeria GAPHI envisions a society where health care services are promoted and made accessible

All people living with HIV can live a healthy and fulfilling life if they can be physically, emotionally and mentally empowered especially for young and adolescent key populations.

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