GWIHR stormed the Abia State Law Reform and Review Commission with a mission to shake up Nigeria’s drug policy landscape! Meeting with the dynamic Barrister Dave Kalu, Executive Secretary, we ignited a passionate discussion about transforming the lives of women who use and inject drugs among the most marginalized in Abia State.
Breaking Barriers: A Bold Step Toward Humane Drug Policy in Abia State! Read More »
GWIHR proudly announces the successful closeout of the AWDF project in Rivers State, Nigeria—a 36-month journey dedicated to combating sexual violence, building police sensitivity, strengthening access to justice for survivors, and amplifying their voices through documentation and advocacy.
Closing a Transformative Chapter: Celebrating the Impact of the AWDF Project-Kasa Grant Read More »
Greater Women Initiative for Health and Rights (GWIHR) was recently invited through the ISDAO Love Alliance joint initiative to collaborate with the Nigeria Key Population Health and Rights Network (NKPHRN – Network of Networks) in a strategic effort to strengthen the integration of safety, security, and safeguarding into key population health programming in Nigeria.
In its unwavering commitment to innovation, inclusivity, and improved health systems, the Gender and Women’s Health Initiative for Human Rights (GWIHR) recently embarked on a high-level advocacy visit to the Rivers State Ministry of Health.
Greater Women Initiative for Health and Rights (GWIHR) is sparking a revolution in Abia State, Nigeria, with a vibrant, community-driven campaign that’s set to redefine how we talk about health and empowerment. By forging powerful partnerships with local community organizations and healthcare providers, GWIHR is on a mission to deliver life-changing information through 1,000 eye-catching educational posters and brochures.
Exciting step forward! Our advocacy visit to NDLEA in Umuahia with Area Commander Mr. Zach Nwaogbe sparks hope for stronger partnerships. By prioritizing rehabilitation and harm reduction, we can ensure women and girls who use drugs receive compassion and support, not punishment. #HarmReduction #PartnershipsForChange
A Step Toward Compassion: Advocating for Policy Change at NDLEA Umuahia Read More »
On a powerful and transformative day, advocates, partners, and community leaders from across Abia State came together to mark the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. Under the theme:
“Recommitment, Accountability, Resourcing – Towards Beijing +30: Unite to End Violence Against Women and Girls,”
this event highlighted the urgent need to address the pervasive violence that threatens the rights and dignity of women and girls in our communities.
Uniting to End Violence Against Women and Girls: A Call to Action from Abia State Read More »
Female sex workers (FSWs) who use or inject drugs face heightened risks of HIV/AIDS, hepatitis, and other STIs. As part of this vulnerable population, their health and well-being depend on access to essential healthcare services, harm reduction programs, and psychosocial support.
The Greater Women Initiative for Health and Rights (GWIHR) has taken a significant step in advancing health and human rights with the successful launch of the MaPeers&Me mobile application in Abia State.This groundbreaking digital platform is designed to provide vital services such as virtual legal aid, harm reduction resources, access to health services, and peer
Empowering Communities: Launch of the MaPeers&Me App in Abia State Read More »
The Dissemination Meeting and launch of the baseline study addressing discriminatory laws and attitudes hindering sex workers’ access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) services in Rivers State was an impactful and inspiring gathering. This event brought together key stakeholders from diverse sectors, with a shared goal of fostering more inclusive and non-discriminatory
