Every Life We Touch Is Part Of Our Story
Center for Clinical Care and Clinical Research is a non-profit organization that promotes best practices in health care delivery, medical training and research using locally-adapted models of health systems strengthening.
Touching Lives Across Nigeria In a Unique Way
Ongoing · 2022–2027
ACCESS
Improves the lives and wellbeing of key populations and other persons at higher risk of acquiring HIV in Abia, Imo, and Enugu States.
Ongoing · 2022–2027
ACE-4
The ACE C4 project strategically addresses the HIV epidemic in Abuja by enhancing access to prevention and treatment services, improving service quality, and fortifying health system resiliency.
Ongoing · 2022 - Present
SHECP
A multi-state initiative strengthening HIV testing, treatment, and retention services, closing gaps in the care cascade through frontline delivery and data-driven case management.
Ongoing · Since 2019
THRIVE
Community-level programming to build resilience and self-sufficiency alongside health outcomes. This means working within communities themselves — not just delivering clinical care.
Completed · 2012–2014
PMET-1
Partnership with US-CDC to improve training infrastructure and build the capacity of tutors in 13 Schools of Nursing and Colleges of Health Technology in Enugu, Imo, and Ebonyi States.
Completed · 2012–2017
PMET-2
A five-year US-CDC cooperative agreement focused on institutionalizing in-service training for HIV management across multiple states in Nigeria.
Completed · 2012–2017
SEEDS
Supported Nigerian healthcare facilities and communities to provide comprehensive HIV prevention, care, and treatment services in Imo, Enugu, and Ebonyi States.
Completed · 2021–2022
4GATES
Supported accelerated HIV service saturation and epidemic control in Imo State through community differentiated service delivery approaches.
Completed · 2017 – 2022
ACARES
Through a subaward from the CDC-funded APIN-iCARES project, CCCRN delivered comprehensive HIV prevention and treatment services to 53,010 people living with HIV in Benue State.
Completed · Since 2019
ICHSSA
Community-level programming to build resilience and self-sufficiency. The ICHSSA 1 is a USAID-funded project that has provided comprehensive health and social services to vulnerable families.
States reached across Nigeria
Years of continuous impact
Strengthened Facilities
What Our Partners Say
The support and strategic expertise provided by CCCRN have been instrumental in advancing our project goals.
Mr Arnold Felix
Director — USAID
The effective collaboration and partnership of CCCRN is truly commendable and highly impactful.
Adamu Baba
Former DG — NGSACA, Niger state
Partnership with CCCRN has been very cordial and productive with a proven record of improved HIV programming indices in Niger state.
Dr. Makusidi Muhammed
Former Honorable — Commissioner of Health
CCCRN's data integrity and transparent reporting systems have set a benchmark for public health intervention and accountability in our health facilities.
Hajia Fatima Bello
Director — Public Health Initiatives
Our Work Spans Through All Tiers Of Healthcare System
ICHSSA 1 Skills Training Program
Federal Government of Nigeria Signs MoU with Asian Economic Development Committee to boost community skills training and economic self-sufficiency.
A Mother's Second Chance
Timely maternal healthcare and infant nutrition guidance provided at local health facilities empower new mothers to safeguard their babies.
Hope For Hadiza
In this program she was trained on how to make liquid soap and local bleach as a means to activate sustainable household income.
TRUSTED BY LEADING HEALTH & DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS
Together, We Can Build Stronger Healthcare Systems
Every partner, donor, and team member enables us to touch more lives across Nigeria. Join us in building resilient and sustainable healthcare systems.