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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.
CCCRN frontline health worker providing pediatric screening, 2023.
Reaching sustained viral suppression requires overcoming structural barriers, stigma, and geographical disparities in healthcare infrastructure. In hard-to-reach riverine and rural communities, inconsistent facility access frequently undermines adherence.
The gap between national health policies and localized implementation creates a critical vulnerability. When communities lack ownership and immediate access to resources, entire health systems struggle to function effectively under pressure.
of diagnosed individuals sustained on antiretroviral therapy within target clusters.
reduction in loss-to-follow-up through localized community peer tracking networks.
Through targeted clinical mentorship and decentralized drug distribution, CCCRN brings specialized care directly to vulnerable populations.
"When care is accessible right in our community, parents no longer have to choose between feeding their children and travelling hours to a clinic."
— MARY E., COMMUNITY LIAISON OFFICER
In partnership with local governments, CDC, and civil society organizations, our priorities focus on institutional transition and long-term sustainability.
Viral suppression rate among active adult and pediatric cohorts.
Supported primary and secondary healthcare delivery facilities.
Healthcare providers and community extension officers upskilled.
Clients actively receiving continuous, life-saving antiretroviral therapy.
"True resilience isn't just surviving a crisis—it's building the strength to prevent the next one."
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.
A five-year US-CDC cooperative agreement focused on institutionalizing in-service training for HIV management across multiple states in Nigeria.
Supported Nigerian healthcare facilities and communities to provide comprehensive HIV prevention, care, and treatment services in Imo, Enugu, and Ebonyi States.
Every partnership brings quality healthcare closer to the communities that need it most. Join us in transforming lives through research, innovation, and sustainable healthcare solutions across Nigeria.