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Today, CHIYN participated in the Launch and Dissemination of Nigeria’s National HIV/AIDS Strategic Plan (NSP) 2026–2030 in Abuja.
The event brought together government agencies, development partners, civil society organizations, community leaders, and other key stakeholders to reaffirm Nigeria’s commitment to ending HIV as a public health threat. The NSP 2026–2030 provides a strategic roadmap for strengthening HIV prevention, treatment, care and support services, community engagement, and the protection of human rights. Its successful…
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We are proud to share that Community Health Initiative for Youth in Nigeria (CHIYN) has successfully completed the FEF-OSC Capacity Building Programme This certificate is more than just a recognition, it represents months of learning, growth, and commitment to strengthening our impact across communities. Through a rich blend of webinars, in-person workshops, and virtual coaching…
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Join us as the IBB International Cultural Troupe brings culture and storytelling together through a powerful dance performance highlighting the realities many women farmers face in accessing land, tools, financing, and markets in Niger State.📅 16th March 2026⏰ 10:00 AM📍 Gidan Mantasa Multipurpose Hall, Okada Road, BossoThis International Women’s Day event is part of the…
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Numbers don’t lie.The FEF-OSC 2025 Project in Numbers tells a powerful story of impact across communities in Niger State.From training 500 women farmers, supporting survivors of GBV, to creating opportunities for women to access farmland, tools, and markets — the journey has been transformative.As we approach the close-out of this project, CHIYN will also unveil…
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Day 2 of the 30days Climate Change Awareness Campaign. There are better ways to cook without cutting down trees. Try:• Gas cooker (LPG)• Improved stove that uses less charcoal• Electric cooker if there’s stable light or Solar cookers Let’s protect our environment today even with these simple actions. #CHIYNIMPACT#CleanAir#peotectTheEnvirionment#NoToCharcoal
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Know Your Options
Let’s talk about PrEP & PEP.They’re HIV prevention options — nothing to be ashamed of. PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) is taken before possible exposure to HIV. When taken consistently, it greatly reduces the risk of HIV infection. PEP (Post-Exposure Prophylaxis) is emergency HIV prevention taken within 72 hours after exposure and used for 28 days. Knowing…
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