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The experts are ready, and the conversation is almost here!Join us tomorrow for an important discussion on Lassa fever a...
12/10/2026

The experts are ready, and the conversation is almost here!

Join us tomorrow for an important discussion on Lassa fever as our speakers share their knowledge, perspectives and insights on tackling this public health challenge.

You won't want to miss this one! đź‘€

đź“… 13 October 2026
⏰ 12:1:30 PM
đź”— Register: https://bit.ly/LassaQ3W
Set your reminder. See you there!

Every girl deserves a childhood. Every girl deserves a future she gets to choose. 💜UNICEF’s 2026 estimates show that app...
11/10/2026

Every girl deserves a childhood. Every girl deserves a future she gets to choose. đź’ś

UNICEF’s 2026 estimates show that approximately 650 million women and girls alive today were married before turning 18.

Child marriage can take girls away from school, restrict their choices and put their health and wellbeing at risk.

Creating a different future starts with ensuring girls have the information, support and opportunities they need to make informed decisions about their lives.

This is why community based mentorship matters.

Through the Sixters Project, Big Sisters support adolescent girls with age appropriate health information, safe spaces to ask questions and guidance on making informed decisions about their wellbeing.

But girls also need communities that listen, challenge harmful norms and protect their rights alongside access to education, health and protection services.

This World Day of the Girl Child, let’s do more than celebrate girls. Let’s help create a world where they can learn, speak up, make choices and shape their own futures.

Every girl deserves the chance to thrive.

The people behind the conversation. The evidence shaping what comes next.Who better to explore the future of Lassa fever...
10/10/2026

The people behind the conversation. The evidence shaping what comes next.

Who better to explore the future of Lassa fever vaccine research and outbreak preparedness than the experts contributing to the conversation?

Join the ECOWAS Research and Development Lassa Fever Webinar as our speakers discuss key findings from ENABLE 1.0 and what they could mean for research, preparedness and future priorities across West Africa.

📅 13 October 2026 ⏰ 12:00–1:30 PM WAT
🎟️ Register via the link:
https://bit.ly/LassaQ3W

Save the date and join the discussion!

What if listening was only the beginning? More than one billion people worldwide are living with mental health condition...
10/10/2026

What if listening was only the beginning?

More than one billion people worldwide are living with mental health conditions, according to the World Health Organization (WHO)

Behind that number are people whose experiences can tell us what research and training alone cannot.

Their voices can reveal barriers, challenge assumptions, and show us what needs to change.

But listening is only the beginning.

People with lived experiences should have a meaningful role in shaping the policies, services and decisions that affect their lives.

Their voices should help shape what happens next.

Big Sisters came ready to learn, practise and refresh. đź’śIn Kebbi, Big Sisters spent two days strengthening the skills th...
09/10/2026

Big Sisters came ready to learn, practise and refresh. đź’ś

In Kebbi, Big Sisters spent two days strengthening the skills they need to support Little Sisters in their communities from mentorship and facilitation to safeguarding, referrals and reporting.

But this wasn’t just about sitting through training sessions.

There was discussions
There were practical exercises
There was role play
And there was plenty of learning from one another.

Because being a Big Sister is about more than having the right information. It’s about listening, creating a safe space, knowing when to refer and knowing when to ask for support.

Now, those refreshed skills go back into the communities, one mentorship conversation at a time. đź’ś

Sisterhood for health, sisterhood for life.
Sixters is led by National Primary Health Care Development Agency under SWAp Coordination Office, with CMS as an implementing partner.

Strengthening rural emergency and maternal care in Imo State.For people in rural and hard-to-reach communities, getting ...
08/10/2026

Strengthening rural emergency and maternal care in Imo State.

For people in rural and hard-to-reach communities, getting the appropriate care in an emergency can depend on how quickly they can be connected to a health facility equipped to respond.

We joined the Imo State Ministry of Health and Social Services and its agencies for the state-level flag-off and activation of the Rural Emergency Service and Maternal Transport (RESMAT) programme, an initiative designed to improve access to timely emergency and maternal healthcare across the state.

The event brought together stakeholders and partners, including the Imo State Primary Health Care Development Agency (ISPHCDA), State-Wide Approach (SWAp), and the Nigerian Health Sector Renewal Investment Initiative (NHSRII), marking an important step towards a more coordinated emergency response across Imo State.

For CMS, this builds on our experience developing Sentinel, a system that connects people at the scene of an emergency with facilities that can provide definitive care, coordinates responses, and helps ensure critical information is not lost between the scene and the health facility.

It is the same principle at work: In an emergency, the time it takes to reach the right care can make a critical difference.

Every story is unique. Every journey matters.đź’— Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women globally. In 2024, 2....
07/10/2026

Every story is unique. Every journey matters.đź’—

Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women globally. In 2024, 2.4 million women were diagnosed with breast cancer and 694,000 died from the disease, according to the World Health Organization (WHO)Organization

Breast cancer can affect women at any age after puberty, and most women diagnosed do not have a known family history of the disease.

Knowing what is normal for you and paying attention to changes,such as a lump or thickening, changes in breast size or shape, skin or ni**le changes, or unusual ni**le discharge can help you seek medical attention when needed.

This October, let's raise awareness, encourage timely diagnosis and support everyone navigating a breast cancer journey.

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Good research doesn’t only ask questions, it listens to the answers.People experience health challenges in different way...
06/10/2026

Good research doesn’t only ask questions, it listens to the answers.

People experience health challenges in different ways, and those experiences can reveal things that numbers alone may not capture.

Listening helps us understand the context behind the data, ask better questions and see the bigger picture.

Now is the time for action!Meningitis can progress rapidly, and the consequences of delay can be devastating.According t...
05/10/2026

Now is the time for action!

Meningitis can progress rapidly, and the consequences of delay can be devastating.

According to the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, Nigeria has recorded 1,633 suspected cases of cerebrospinal meningitis (CSM) and 104 deaths so far in 2026.

Sudden fever, severe headache and a stiff neck are important warning signs. In babies and young children, irritability, refusal to feed and unusual sleepiness can also be signs of illness.

Reducing the impact of meningitis requires action at every level from strengthening surveillance and vaccination to recognising symptoms early and ensuring people can access appropriate care without delay.

This World Meningitis Day, we join the call to turn awareness into action.

Recognise the signs. Act early. Seek care without delay.

Research. Evidence. Preparedness.What can the findings from ENABLE 1.0 tell us about the future of Lassa fever vaccine r...
05/10/2026

Research. Evidence. Preparedness.

What can the findings from ENABLE 1.0 tell us about the future of Lassa fever vaccine research and outbreak preparedness across West Africa?

Join the ECOWAS Research and Development Lassa Fever Webinar for the conversation:
🗓️ 13 October 2026
⏰ 12:00–1:30 PM WAT

Register here: https://bit.ly/LassaQ3W

Come hear the evidence, what it means for the region and where the priorities go from here.

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