HIV/AIDS | The Wellbeing Foundation Africa

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- - - Our Founder
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Our Programs
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      - Mamacare360 Program
        
        Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health Personal Health Record (IMNCH PHR).
        
        Water, Sanitation & Hygiene in Health Care Facilities, Schools and Communities
        
        Adolescent Skills and Drills PSHE
        
        Alaafia Universal Health Coverage Fund (AUHCF)
        
        The WBFA Women & Girls Gender Development Targets
    - External Grant Programs
      - WBFA/UNFPA Mamacare +N Project
        
        Emergency Obstetric and Neonatal Care (EmONC)
        
        ALIVE & THRIVE - Infant and Young Children Nutrition Strategy
        
        Improving Diarrhea Treatment Outcome through the Use Zinc and LO-ORS of in Northern Nigeria (Kano and Sokoto States)
        
        Phase 1
        
        Phase 2
        
        Medela Cares Lactation & Human Milk Initiative
        
        WBFA & Reckitt Dettol Hygiene Quest program
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- - - Policy campaigns
      - #MaternalMonday
        
        #Teenagetuesday
        
        #WashWednesday
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      - #ThriveThursday
        
        #FrontlineFriday
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World Aids Day

To mark World Aids Day 2016, the Wellbeing Foundation Africa hosted World Aids Day in partnership with ONE Campaign, Connected Development, the Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS in Nigeria, Ummah Support Initiative, and the Nigeria Medical Association in Abuja. The guest of honour was the Senate President, and the husband of Her Excellency Toyin Saraki, Dr Abubakar Bukola Saraki, who received a petition from 1 million calling upon the federal government to keep momentum alive in destigmatising, resourcing, and supporting those living with HIV/ AIDS. The regional offices donated MamaKitss to the Offa General Hospital in Kwara State.