EFMC Healthcare and Research Project
Partnering for a Healthier Future Childcare and Wellness is proud to join forces with EFMC in the fight against HIV. Together, we're committed to reducing the prevalence of HIV in our communities and providing comprehensive care for those living with the disease....See more
Maternal Health Young Champions Program (MHYC)
Childcare & Wellness Clinics partnered with Institute of International Education to implement the maternal health young champions program. A program sponsored by the Maternal Health Task Force of the Harvard School of Public Health. The program offered a unique fellowship to ten young people who were passionate about improving maternal health in their home country. Selected young champions were matched with in-country mentors from selected organizations for a nine-month research or field project internship focusing on a particular area of maternal health. The fellowship included leadership training and participation in The Global Maternal Health Conference 2013 in Arusha, Tanzania.
Ideas Project – LSHTM
Childcare & Wellness Clinics (CWC) collaborates with the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSH&TM) on the 2014/2015 IDEAS project. The IDEAS (Informed Decisions for Actions) project is a learning and evaluation project that aims to improve the health and survival of mothers and babies through generating evidence to improve policy and practice. IDEAS work in Ethiopia, Northeastern Nigeria and Uttar Pradesh in India and uses measurement, learning and evaluation to find out what works, why and how it works in maternal and newborn health programmes. CWC manages, implements and coordinates the activities of IDEAS research in the North-Eastern region of Nigeria, which consists of qualitative and quantitative researches. The project will run from 2014 to 2015.
Family Included Global Alliance
Nigeria Joins Global Effort to Promote Father Involvement in Maternal and Child Health, Enhancing Care Through Research.
Childcare and Wellness Clinics is proud to be the principal partner of the Family Included Global Alliance in Nigeria, advocating for greater inclusion of fathers in maternal and child health. This initiative recognizes the crucial role fathers play in the well-being of mothers and children, aligning with WHO's declaration of family-inclusive maternal healthcare as a top global priority.
Backed by WHO research, Family Included aims to realize the vision of family-inclusive maternal healthcare through a multi-faceted approach....See more
Ideas At 7
Childcare & Wellness Clinics, Abuja has been partnering with the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (@LSHTH_IDEAS) since 2014 on the Informed Decisions for Actions in Maternal and Newborn Health (IDEAS) project to find out “what works, why and how when it comes to improving the lives of women and babies. The IDEAS project is taking stock of seven years of groundbreaking research and we are proud to be a part of their work generating evidence, findings, and new knowledge.
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Report
The PULSE project titled, Community engagement for vaccine delivery is a partnership between Childcare and Wellness Clinics, International Federation of Red Cross and London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, University of Geneva. The inauguration took place on the 30th of November and 1st of December 2023 at Abuja.
Building Capacity: The ripple effect of shared learning
As part of our ongoing PULSE project, which seeks to build a robust evidence base and a supportive network for community-led vaccine deployment strategies, we’ve teamed up with the Childcare and Wellness Clinics(CWC). CWC, a leading research centre affiliated with a health clinic in Abuja and conducting work across Nigeria, has recently received a dedicated grant to strengthen research and innovation capacity in humanitarian contexts. In this blog, Yashua from CWC shares insights into how this funding has helped to advance the PULSE project and further the reach of community-centered healthcare initiatives across Nigeria....See more
Mpox Vaccination: An opportunity to reconsider the role of the public in immunisation campaigns?
For the last year the UKHIH has been supporting a System Innovation Partnership to synthesise and develop evidence around how to best engage communities in vaccines delivery in crisis contexts. The PULSE project, is a collaboration between the IFRC, Childcare and Wellness Clinics in Nigeria, Addis Ababa University in Ethiopia, the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and the Geneva Centre of Humanitarian Studies at University of Geneva, we have conducted qualitative research in Kano (Nigeria) and Dire Dawa (Ethiopia). It aims to establish an evidence base to support community-led vaccine deployment strategies in humanitarian contexts. This research highlights two key.... See more