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Our Programs
Take a look at our programs we embark on to meet the basic needs of the underprivileged.
GHIV Africa implements health interventions both in peacetime and during emergencies in conflict settings. Our diverse health projects encompass medical and health outreaches in rural communities and internally displaced persons (IDP) camps, focusing on sexual and reproductive health, family planning, HIV screening, testing, and treatment. Additionally, we conduct sensitization campaigns addressing disease outbreaks such as cholera, the COVID-19 pandemic, and others.
Our educational endeavors span various initiatives, including school health programs for children, campaigns facilitating the return to school, teacher capacity building, the establishment and sustenance of temporary learning schools for internally displaced persons (IDPs), and the provision of teaching and learning materials for schools in both conflict and non-conflict zones. Additionally, we are dedicated to supporting children with disabilities in educational settings.
GHIV Africa actively engages in nutrition initiatives, encompassing programs for Infant and Young Child Feeding, Out-patient Therapeutic Programs, management of Severe and Moderate Acute Malnutrition, supplementary feeding initiatives, and awareness campaigns.
GHIV Africa aids the most vulnerable groups in conflict settings through livelihood programs and skill acquisition training. Our initiatives cover a spectrum of skills, including soap and Vaseline making, tailoring, catering services, cap making, and business support for individuals in both IDP camps and host communities.
GHIV Africa's Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) projects span various initiatives, including the provision of water in schools, effective waste management in camps and communities, and awareness programs focused on hygiene and menstrual hygiene for adolescent school girls.
GHIV Africa actively engages in protection initiatives, addressing Child Protection and Gender-Based Violence within schools, camps, and communities.
latest News
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HUMANITARIN NETWORKS AND PARTNERSHIP WEEK
GHIV Africa shares evidence-based strategies at HNPW to strengthen women-led organizations (WLOs) in humanitarian responses, drawing from successful practices in Nigeria 🇳🇬: 👉 Build WLO Capa...
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FRENCH LANGUAGE DAY
GHIV Africa celebrates French Language Day by recognizing the power of linguistic and cultural diversity in fostering global connections. The French language plays a vital role in international relati...
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INTERNATIONAL DAY OF HAPPINESS
GHIV Africa continues to advocate for happiness as a powerful tool to foster kindness, connection, and collective well-being in the workplace and the communities we serve, while promoting social ...
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OUR PROGRESS
Below are verifiable metrics of people who have benefitted from our programs.
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4,474
Educational Support
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47,442
Nutritional Support
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55
Livelihood Support
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3,750
Healthcare Support
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10,500
WASH
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8,000
Protection
Happy Stories
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SALAMATU WAZIRI,I joined GHIV Africa in June 2021 as a volunteer. I must say that it has been amazing working for this organization as I have within this short period I have development enormous skills and knowledge of Human Resource in the field of humanitarian.GHIV Africa conducive environment is great for acquiring training in the field of humanitarian. I must say that GHIV Africa is the right place to gain knowledge and skills if you want a career in the field of humanitarian especially for women.
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HENRY SHAGBA TOR,My first experience working for GHIV Africa was as a Volunteer in January 2020 as WASH Officer. The opportunity gave me the needed experience and skills in the field beyond measure. One unique thing with the organization is the exposure to different skills and knowledge in different areas of humanitarian intervention as evident in my being trained as an M&E where I grew to become the head of the unit. I have benefited from a lot of trainings and capacity building opportunities which has shaped my career in the humanitarian field. GHIV Africa is certainly a place to learn the ropes in the field of humanitarian and development.
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BASSY PATIENCE,I started working for GHIV Africa in June 2021 as a volunteer in WASH department. Over time I moved to gain knowledge on Gender Based Violence and Nutrition. I have been involved in field activities where I have gained practical field experiences. My experience working with GHIV Africa has been wonderful as I have developed skills and knowledge in the field of humanitarian. I thank GHIV Africa for this opportunity.
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FIRDAUSI UGONNE OMEMMA,I joined GHIV Africa in January 2022 as a Nutrition Officer through a transparent recruitment processes. Working with GHIV Africa has increase my capacity and skill to work in line with the principles of humanity, neutrality, impartiality, and independence, delivering life-saving assistance to those in need..Working with GHIV Africa has enabled me to learn and experience working with people of diverse cultures and background and increased my ability to adapt to different challenges and to handle complex situations in the field.
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IORLIAM FAITH KUMAKWASE,I joined GHI V Africa in 2020 after the COVID-19 lock down period. A friend spoke to me about volunteering at GHIV Africa and I decided to give it a shot. Working with GHIV Africa has been educative and I gained vast knowledge in Gender Based Violence and Nutrition. This has helped me in getting activities done on the field in an orderly and timely manner. GHIV Africa capacity building program and working environment is amazing especially if you want to start as a humanitarian worker.
