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Category: OVC

Enhancing Child Nutrition and Well-being through Soya Plus Production

Recently, in Orlu local government area of Imo State, where we implement the OVC program under the Accelerated Control of HIV Epidemic and Sustainability Solutions (ACCESS) Project in partnership with the Justice Development and Peace Commission (JDPC) of Orlu Diocese, over 30 OVC caregivers and case managers were trained in soya plus production – a highly nutritious supplement that prevents malnutrition in children and aids their overall well-being.

Strengthening the Bond Between Social and Economic Well-Being

In a bid to ensure the social and economic well-being of enrolled beneficiaries in our Orphans and Vulnerable Children’s (OVC) program, and ultimately achieve viral load suppression among people living with HIV in the demographic, our team in Imo State recently organized a 2-day Community of Practice (CoP) for Household Economic Strengthening (HES) officers and program managers from 12 community-based organisations partnering with Caritas Nigeria to deliver family-centered and child-based interventions at the grassroots level.

Supporting Community Health: The Role of the “No Means No Boys” Intervention

The “No Means No Boys SGBV Prevention” intervention, carried out by the Caritas Nigeria OVC Team in Abia State, was executed at Ogbor Community Primary School 1, Aba North Local Government Area, under the supervision of the Presbyterian Church and Service Development OVC CBO. The intervention aimed to create awareness, distribute nutrition commodities, and provide supportive supervision, focusing on the following key activities:

Orphans and Vulnerable Children in Imo State receive business start-up kits

Nine Orphans and Vulnerable Children ( OVC ), supported currently by the Accelerated Control of HIV Epidemic and Sustainability Solutions (ACCESS) project Imo State in partnership with the People’s Health and Economic Development Center (PHEDEC) empowered the beneficiaries with sewing machines, hair dryers, auto-mobile kits, and carpentry tools.

Commemorating the International Day of the Girl Child

To celebrate International Day of the Girl Child, marked annually on October 11, the Caritas Nigeria office in Abia State, in collaboration with the Presbyterian Community Service and Development, Aba, organized an educational session at the Presbyterian Secondary School in Aba, with a view to empowering the students and emphasizing their leadership role. Discussing this […]

Caritas Nigeria Empowers Adolescents in Abia State for Economic Stability

Thirteen (13) adolescents on our OVC program under the ACCESS project in Abia state were recently supported by Caritas Nigeria to build economic stability. On September 28, 2023, the Caritas Nigeria team in Abia State organized a startup kits handover ceremony in Aba South local government area that heralded the distribution of vocational skill kits […]

Empowering Vulnerable Communities in Northeast Nigeria: Caritas Nigeria’s CHEERS Project

Given the exponential number and needs of vulnerable persons in Northeast Nigeria, Caritas Nigeria working closely with JDPC Maiduguri is partnering with the Utenriksdepartementet (Norge) through Caritas Norge to implement the Comprehensive Humanitarian Emergency Response and Economic Recovery for Sustainable Livelihoods in Nigeria (CHEERS) project. The intervention seeks to improve the living conditions of target […]

Families Matter Program: Empowering Parents and Caregivers for Positive Parenting and Safer Environments

Caritas Nigeria Orphans and Vulnerable Children program in Abia and Imo States recently hosted a graduation ceremony for 65 participants (Parents and Caregivers) as part of the Families Matter Program (FMP) on 9 August 2023. Funded by CDC through Caritas Nigeria and South Saharan Social Development Organization, this initiative focuses on evidence-based interventions for positive parenting and open parent-child conversations about sexuality, risk reduction, and gender-based violence.