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
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In a significant stride towards enhancing healthcare services in Abia State, the Greater Women Initiative for Health and Right (GWIHR) recently organized an impactful training program for service providers. The training, aimed at upscaling person-centered, gender-sensitive, and sexuality-recognized service delivery, specifically targeted key populations in the state.
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Greater Women Initiative for Health and Right (GWIHR) recently conducted a heartfelt and impactful sensitization workshop at the Elekahia Police Divisional Headquarters. This workshop aimed to educate field police officers on the importance of treating sex workers with the respect and dignity they deserve.
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Persistent and effective advocacy efforts have borne fruit in Rivers State. The Ministry of Health, in collaboration with World Health Organization (WHO), has successfully trained 23 service providers across all Local Government Areas (LGAs) in the state.
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GWIHR has introduced a unique element to the UN Women support group meeting. Departing from routine discussions, GWIHR organized a game day to engage participants and shed light on the issue of gender-based violence.
Outliving The Trauma of GBV Read More »
Training of Data Collectors as Action Monitors for the PEPFAR Community Lead Monitoring (CLM).
Training of Data Collectors as Action Monitors for Community Led Monitoring Read More »
GWIHR organizes a Quickbook training session for her Finance team.
Training of paralegals for the project (FoFA-SGBVR) funded by UN Women Read More »
Today, we trained five (5) young women as SRHR Champion and three (3) Social Media Influencer for the Welead Project in Port Harcourt Rivers State.
Training of SRHR Champion For Welead Project Read More »
LILO women workshop is a 3-day workshop experience for any woman whose context is challenging to navigate due to gender norms and cultural beliefs that inhibit women and are often harmful. Looking In, Looking Out (LILO) workshops are designed around the concept that social change must start with people.
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