As we commemorate World Polio Day 2024, we reflect on the ongoing challenges and successes in the battle against polio, particularly in Nigeria. While Nigeria
Maternal mortality remains a major challenge in resource-limited communities. In Africa, 531 (iAHO, 2023) women die for every 100,000 live births. In Nigeria, the maternal
Adolescent girls and young women (AGYW) face numerous barriers shaped by long-standing social norms that affect their health, economic opportunities, and safety. Through comprehensive scoping
Over 2.1 million Nigerian children remain unvaccinated, accounting for 16% of the global burden of zero-dose children. These children are vulnerable to vaccine-preventable diseases like
Across many communities, entrenched gender norms continue to restrict women’s access to economic opportunities, limiting their contributions to their families, communities, and society at large.
Earlier in the quarter, SCIDaR marked a significant milestone in its mission to strengthen Nigeria’s healthcare system with the official launch of the Wema-SCIDaR Health
The FOR Mom program continues to transform maternal healthcare across Nigeria, delivering tangible improvements in patient outcomes. In Lagos State, program-supported health facilities have reported
International Equal Pay Day, throws much light on the strides made towards ensuring gender equality in the workplace while acknowledging the journey that still lies
SCIDaR had a prominent presence at the fourth Africa Digital Health Summit (ADHS) held at Eko Hotels and Suites, Lagos, from June 27 to 28,
SCIDaR remains dedicated to inspiring and nurturing the next generation of global health leaders. Our recent participation in Nile University’s Career Fair on June 4th,
SCIDaR offers dynamic and rewarding opportunities to individuals who desire to gain experience and develop key professional skills while also working to contribute to SCIDaR’s organizational goals within six (6) months.
