Provision of support to NAPTIP’S shelter in Lagos to help meet the basic logistical needs of shelter residents

COMPASS carries out integrated health activities. The program includes child spacing, safe motherhood, routine immunization, malaria prevention and treatment, nutrition counseling, and polio eradication. COMPASS works with community coalitions that will expand existing community structures and bring together multiple health stakeholders, including other community-based and faith-based organizations. Community coalitions will instill a culture of accountability and serve as the foundation for integrated, sustainable interventions at the local level.

COMPASS carries out basic education activities. COMPASS works with community coalitions that will expand existing community structures and bring together education stakeholders, including other community-based and faith-based organizations. Community coalitions will instill a culture of accountability and serve as the foundation for integrated, sustainable interventions at the local level.

NetMark seeks to increase the availability and use of insecticide-treated nets (ITNs) and long-lasting insecticidal nets (LLINs) to prevent malaria, targeting pregnant women and children under five.

The Pre-Packaged Malaria activity provides medical access to Nigeria’s most vulnerable populations through the social marketing of prepackaged anti-malaria drugs.

PSP-1

PSP-1 is designed to expand the delivery of family planning and reproductive health and other health products and services through the private sector

The project integrates family planning services into HIV prevention, care and treatment services for the general population including the uniformed services

This activity strengthens and supports the scale-up of community-based interventions to provide comprehensive care and improve the quality of life for orphans and vulnerable children in disadvantaged communities located in or near Lagos.

This activity builds the capacity of Nigerian NGOs to provide improved or expanded HIV/AIDS services to widows and single mothers, HIV positive women, commercial sex workers and orphans and vulnerable children in their communities.

This activity expands gender sensitive, comprehensive community-level HIV/AIDS awareness and home-based care and support services for people living with and affected by HIV/AIDS with a special focus on women affected by HIV/AIDS.

This activity improves the quality of lives of OVC through the scale-up of service provision utilizing a community and family based approach. It also supports the development of the capacity of indigenous NGOs and civil society organizations.

GHAIN provides a wide range of services for strengthening and scaling up HIV/AIDS interventions including prevention, confidential HIV testing and counseling, prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV, clinical care, antiretroviral therapy, prevention and treatment of tuberculosis, treatment of sexually transmitted infections, palliative and home-based care, support to orphans and vulnerable children, and prevention of transmission from people living with HIV/AIDS to uninfected partners.