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Rahama Girl Child and Women Empowerment Initiative

We are a Youth led Non-Profit Organization committed to supporting and empowering Children, Youths and Women.

Tuberculosis Preventive Therapy

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- August 03, 2024

If your healthcare worker is offering you TPT, it is because you are at risk of contracting active TB disease.

#EndTBNow #1HPAwareness #rahamaatwork

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JOB ADVERT - PROJECT COORDINATOR

- September 05, 2024

We are looking for an applicant with a University Degree or its equivalent in Public Health, Nursing or Health related fields. A master’s degree as well as certificate in Project Management will be an added advantage. The candidate should possess a minimum of 4 years' relevant work experience in project management of health focused projects. S/he should have proven experience working on HIV and Adolescent and Young People (AYP) projects. S/he must possess skills in quality and timely report writing, excellent communication, leadership, interpersonal skills, ability to work independently and within a team environment, proficiency in Microsoft office Suite and project management tools. Fluency in English and Hausa Project Coordinator - Kano Please respond to the requirements of the role in your cover letter. Only CVs and cover letters in English will be accepted. Location: Kano Type of Role: 1 Year Contract Closing Date: 15th September, 2024 Expected Start Date: 1st October, 2024 Eq

Community Engagement

- June 28, 2023

We successfully engaged the community members of Kwarin Barka in Kano State. This is part of the social awareness project for GBV and SRH. These girls and women were engaged on the need to serve as advocates in their respective communities, providing access to adequate information, resources and referrals. Together we can advocate against GBV and provide access to information on SRH.

Annual Visitation

- April 16, 2023

We visited Kano Remand Home today as part of our annual visitations. We met and conversed with male juvenile offenders remanded for different offences.There are presently no female juvenile offenders at the home, some of them were recently transferred to Prisons and others released. Some of their needs at the home include; drugs, brooms, detergents, food materials and vegetables etc. Thank you all for your donations and contributions.