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Periods don’t Stop just because We can’t Afford Pads

Today we raise our voices to speak for that Girl that could miss school, risk infections and lose Dignity Every month. Menstrual Hygiene is a Right not a Luxury
Together let’s create a Period friendly Nigeria For Every Woman In Every Cycle With Every Right

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Exciting News!!!

As part of efforts to promote and protect the rights of women and girls in Nigeria, , with support from through the Renewed Women’s Voice and Leadership Nigeria (RWVL-N) Project, announces the commencement of a five year project in the FCT, Imo and Plateau state, with a focus on Economic empowerment and increased knowledge on SRHR aimed at achieving Improved health, well-being, and rights protection of women and girls living with HIV in Nigeria through strengthened mental health support, increased knowledge of SRHR and GBV, reduced stigma, and institutionalized enforcement of gender-friendly and anti-discrimination policies.

This project is fully funded by Global Affairs Canada.

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Happy International women's Day!!!

The New UNAIDS Country Director Krittayawan Tina Boonto met with the National Coordinator and her team yesterday at the ASWHAN HQ to understand the specific needs and challenges of WLHIV in Nigeria to guide in prioritizing resource mobilization and interventions

Access to basic needs like healthcare, quality education, freedom from Violence and justice are not luxury but Everyday Essentials

Dear All
It is with great admiration that I commemorate the 2025 WORLD AIDS DAY themed; Overcoming Disruptions: sustaining the Nigeria’s HIV Response with you all, because this theme resonates with the reality the dawn of 2025 brought before us.
We have most recently faced disruptions due to the USG Executive order, which came with panic, confusion, job loss and even hopelessness to some but we were not defeated. We have adapted, innovated, and persevered.
We continued to demand and create access to quality services, support, and inclusivity for PLHIV in our various capacities as government, partners and the patient community.
As we mark World AIDS Day today and remember our fallen heroes and heroines who fought through more disruptions to give us access to treatment and care, we stand united in our quest to do more and overcome any disruptions that might hinder our goal to pass down the legacy of Ending Pediatric HIV and Ending AIDS by 2030.
Despite challenges, We remain resilient and committed to our cause to achieve an AIDS-free Nigeria.
We are strong, we are capable, and we are unstoppable!

With gratitude and solidarity

Esther Hindi
National Coordinator

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“Digital spaces belong to all; let’s make them safe for women and girls.”

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A 2-Day ASWHAN Advocacy Hybrid training in FCT with the Northern states in collaboration with UN Women Nigeria.