Historically Health has been a key component of the Church’s mandate and has remained core in Caritas Nigeria's activities right from inception.
The Health portfolio focuses on interventions that promote the wellness of every individual and integral human development with a focus on both communicable diseases and non-communicable diseases as well as maternal and newborn children.
Caritas Nigeria leverages the existing structure of the Church in her programming. This provides her with tremendous capacity to implement programs in hundreds of primary and secondary health facilities scattered all across the country.
Interventions are delivered by teams broken into different Program Areas or health sub-specialties including Program Management; Grants; Clinical; Care and Treatment; Adherence/Prevention; Laboratory Services; OVC; Strategic Information; Pharmacy and Supply Chain Management.
Caritas Nigeria Abia State team, led by Dr. Charles Okolie, paid a courtesy visit to Her Excellency, Priscilla Otti, the wife of Abia State's Executive Governor at the Government House in Abia...
Throwback to the 25th day of August when Caritas Nigeria trained 20 young men to be ambassadors and instructors of our latest gender-based violence (GBV) intervention, "No means No," which seeks...
In Africa, The U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), UNAIDS and Caritas are funding Caritas Nigeria, Caritas Congo Asbl, and Caritas Côte d'Ivoire to increase the demand for...
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...
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