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APIN & Ondo State Government Launch HIV Self Test Kit
APIN Public Health Initiatives in partnership with the Ondo State Government, the Ondo State Ministry of Health and the Ondo State Agency for the Control of AIDS launched the HIV Self Test kit at an event held on Valentine’s day. The launch of the HIV Self Test kit will increase access to HIV testing services…
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APIN Talks Cervical Cancer with FOMWAN
As part of our efforts to create awareness of Cervical Cancer, the staff of our Abuja Headquarters office held a sensitization meeting with members of the Federation of Muslim Women Association of Nigeria (FOMWAN) from various area councils in Abuja. The discussion covered factors that increase the risk of cervical cancer, prevention, care & treatment…
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APIN Lauds Ogun State COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign
The CEO, APIN Public Health Initiatives, Dr. Prosper Okonkwo, represented by the Head of Office, APIN Ogun State, Pharm. Michael Ohue has commended the Ogun State government and the State Ministry of Health for successfully scaling up the mass COVID-19 vaccination campaign to all twenty Local Government Areas (LGAs) of the state. He stated that…
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World AIDS Day in Abuja
The theme for the 2021 World AIDS Day, “End Inequalities. End AIDS. End Pandemics” drew attention to HIV/AIDS as both a pandemic and evidence of inequalities in access to health services. The theme also focused on the double pandemics currently being tackled by global health systems: HIV/AIDS and COVID-19. To commemorate the day and raise…
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World AIDS Day Commemoration in Benue State
APIN Benue State joined stakeholders from government agencies, NGOs, and relevant networks & associations to commemorate World AIDS Day through a series of events. Before the actual World AIDS Day, APIN, the National Youth Network on HIV/AIDS (NYNETHA) and the Benue State Agency for the Control of AIDS (BENSACA) held in a candlelight procession to…
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World AIDS Day in Abuja
The theme for the 2021 World AIDS Day, “End Inequalities. End AIDS. End Pandemics” drew attention to HIV/AIDS as both a pandemic and evidence of inequalities in access to health services. The theme also focused on the double pandemics currently being tackled by global health systems: HIV/AIDS and COVID-19. To commemorate the day and raise…