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For #UHCDay, we visited a rural community in the FCT where we reached out to 146 women and 58 expecting mothers; teaching them vital health practices, as well as distributing basics to ensure safe delivery. We all need to advocate for access to quality healthcare. #HealthforAll is essential. #SLNI #FundBasicHealthNG #maternalhealth #December12

December 12 marks Universal Health Coverage Day #UHCDay. This year’s theme: “Unite for Universal Health Coverage: Now is the time for collective action” is a reminder that everyone has a role to play in making #HealthforAll a reality in Nigeria. #SLNI #UniversalHealthCoverage #FundBasicHealthNG #healthylifestyle

Healthcare is a basic need of every human being. It should be considered a basic human right. #UHCDay2018 #FundBasicHealthNG #HealthForAll #SLNI

Access to health services enables people to be more productive and active contributors to their families and communities. | #FundBasicHealthNG #UHC #UniversalHealthCoverage #December12

Strong health systems are everybody's business. From government to civil society to the private sector, we all have a role to play in improving access to and quality of health services, leaving no one behind. #FundBasicHealthNG #UHC #Healthforall

Everyone has the right to basic healthcare, when required. #FundBasicHealthNG #UHC #December12

You can be at risk of #HIV if you: - Have sex without condom - Receive unsafe blood transfusion - Are exposed to contaminated injecting equipment HIV can also be transmitted from mother to a child. #KnowYourStatus #WHO | #WorldAidsDay #EndAIDS2030

Election is grassroot and all civil society organisations should play their roles in ensuring community members are well informed. @slni_nigeria is an accredited #domesticobserver by @inecnigeria since the 2011 General elections, and has been funded for Voters Education. Ahead of the 2019 general elections @slni_nigeria in partnership with Jigawa Young Professional Forum (JYPF) and key stakeholders are hosting various programs across Jigawa State in the coming weeks. ___________________________ Today we started in Kazaure | Venue: Hussaina Adamu Federal Polytechnic. ___________________________ Our focus is on #voterseducation with regards to #hatespeech #drugabuse #electionviolence ___________________________ Upcoming events are as follows; 7th December 2018 - School of Legal Studies, Ringim. 15th December 2018 - Manpower Development Centre, Dutse. ___________________________ Time for all events: 9am - 12pm ___________________________ #SLNI #Partnership #Elections #noviolence #Saynotoelectionviolence #stophatespeech

Happy December from all of us at Silver Lining Initiative 💞

Do you #KnowYourStatus? HIV testing is essential for expanding treatment and ensuring that all people living with HIV can lead healthy and productive lives. It is also crucial to achieving the 90–90–90 targets and empowering people to make choices about #HIV prevention so they can protect themselves and their loved ones. #SLNI #community #HIVtesting #Awareness #Campaign #EndAIDS2030

We are currently on a community-wide HIV/AIDS Awareness, and FREE TESTING Campaign in commemoration of #WORLDAIDSDAY 2018, and in partnership with SAY IT! Strong Advocacy is needed to make the case for accelerating access to testing and treatment and to address national policy and practice gaps. #SLNI #SAYIT #Partnership #Campaign #EndAIDS2030

We are currently on a community-wide HIV/AIDS Awareness, and FREE TESTING Campaign in commemoration of #WORLDAIDSDAY 2018, and in partnership with SAY IT! Strong Advocacy is needed to make the case for accelerating access to testing and treatment and to address national policy and practice gaps. #SLNI #SAYIT #Partnership #Campaign #EndAIDS2030

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