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  • About Us
    • Area of Focus
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  • News
    • Resources
      • Gender Based Violence
        • MaPeers&Me App
        • Gender Based Violence Stories
      • Projects
      • Special Activities Date
      • Our Facility
        • Our Rivers Laboratory for STI Diagnosis and Treatment
        • Our Safe Shelter
          • Rivers State Safe Shelter
          • Akwa Ibom State Safe Shelter
    • Activities Video
  • Contact

Greater Women Initiative for Health and Rights (GWIHR) is a youth-led organization operating at the sub-national level, dedicated to gender equality, health equity, human rights protection, and the empowerment of diverse adolescents girls and young women in the Southern region of Nigeria.

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Projects

CDC Funded SURGE PROJECT

Global-Fund funded key population project titled ‘Optimizing HIV Investment for Impact Project

AVAC PXROAR Project

PEPFAR-USAID funded Integrated MARPs HIV/AIDS Prevention Program (IMHIPP)

US Ambassador Small grant

Latest News
  • Breaking Barriers: A Bold Step Toward Humane Drug Policy in Abia State!
  • Closing a Transformative Chapter: Celebrating the Impact of the AWDF Project-Kasa Grant
  • Breaking Barriers: GWIHR’s Advocacy for Mental Health Services in ABSPHDA
  • Project Documentary of Forefronting Our Agenda: Strengthening GBV Response for Sex Workers Project
  • GWIHR Joins ISDAO Love Alliance and NKPHRN to Advance Safety, Security, and Safeguarding in Key Population Health Programming in Nigeria
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