Rahama Girl Child and Women Empowerment Initiative

  Inside the TB Community Learning Forum: Stories, Struggles, and a Shared Hope for Ending Tuberculosis in Nigeria In a powerful convergence of voices, the TB Community Learning Forum recently brought together health professionals, civil society actors, traditional leaders, patients, and government officials in Nigeria. The event was not just another gathering, but a compelling moment of reflection, learning, and renewed commitment to ending tuberculosis in our communities. From technical discussions to personal testimonies, every session revealed both the challenges and the hope that define the fight against TB in Nigeria. The forum began with opening remarks from Dr. Shadrack of the National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Control Programme (NTBLCP). With clarity and urgency, he reminded the room of the importance of collaboration between implementing partners and state health systems. He emphasized that no one actor can end TB alone, it requires joint effort and shared responsibility. ...

1. Background RAHAMA is implementing a community-led health promotion initiative to identify and respond to pressing health challenges, improve awareness, and guide targeted referral support. As part of the initial phase, RAHAMA will deploy a mixed methods data collection approach to gain insights into community health priorities, knowledge gaps, and service delivery barriers. 2. Objective of the Activity To collect, analyze, and synthesize community-level data on health knowledge, behaviors, and needs using both qualitative and quantitative methods. 3. Scope of Work The activity will focus on 20 selected communities across 2 wards and mobile clinic catchment settlements in Zango LGA. The target groups will include: Community and traditional leaders Health care workers Teachers Women, men, and youths 4. Methodology The data collection will use a triangulated approach, including: Quantitative : 50 structured questionnaires per community Administered using KoboCollect Qualitative : 12 Fo...

  Project Title: Community-Led Integrated Health Promotion and Referral Support in Zango LGA, Katsina State Location: Zango Local Government Area, Katsina State Duration: June 2025 – January 2026 Reports to : Project Lead, RAHAMA 1. Background RAHAMA Girl Child and Women Empowerment Initiative, in partnership with Médecins du Monde (MdM), is implementing a project titled  “Community-Led Integrated Health Promotion and Referral Support”  in Zango LGA, Katsina State. The project aims to improve public health outcomes and health system responsiveness by enhancing health literacy, promoting access to services, strengthening community structures, and establishing effective referral and feedback mechanisms. As part of the intervention, RAHAMA is recruiting qualified and passionate individuals to serve as  Field Officers  and  Case Management Officers (CMOs)  to support community-level implementation and GBV response. 2. Purpose of the Position Both position...

We’re proud to announce our partnership with Médecins du Monde to launch the Community-Led Integrated Health Promotion and Referral Support Project in Zango LGA, Katsina State. This transformative initiative is focused on improving public health outcomes and strengthening the responsiveness of the local health system. By enhancing health literacy, increasing the uptake of essential services, reinforcing community structures, and establishing effective feedback mechanisms, we aim to foster a more inclusive, sustainable, and people-centered healthcare system. Together with the Zango communities, we are building a future where quality healthcare is accessible, trusted, and driven by the voices of the people it serves. 🧡 Stay tuned as we bring this vision to life, one community at a time. #RAHAMAxMdM #CommunityHealth #ZangoProject #PeopleCenteredCare #HealthForAll #PartnershipForHealth #RAHAMA #MédecinsDuMonde #PublicHealthMatters

  Position Title: Finance Assistant Location: Kano State Reports to: Finance and Admin Officer Duration: One year, renewable based on performance and funding Start Date: June 2025 Background RAHAMA is a youth-led nonprofit organization committed to empowering adolescent girls and young people in Northern Nigeria by improving access to education, sexual and reproductive health, and protection services. RAHAMA implements community-based interventions and advocacy to break down social, cultural, and systemic barriers affecting girls and marginalized groups. As part of our continued growth and to strengthen our financial management systems, RAHAMA is seeking a qualified Finance Assistant to support day-to-day finance and administrative operations. Objective of the Role The Finance Assistant will support the Finance and Admin department in maintaining transparent, timely, and accurate financial records for project implementation. The role includes budget monitoring, documentation, ...