Public-health work happens in public.
From the National Council on Health and World Malaria Day to community demand-creation events in Kaduna and Lagos, SFH shows up where public-health policy is shaped and where families decide. The calendar below shows the days we mark every year, anchored to the programme areas they belong to.
Days SFH marks every year.
Six WHO and UN public-health observances tied to SFH’s programme portfolio. Each links to the relevant thematic area for the programmes and partners involved.
- Tuberculosis
World Tuberculosis Day
Community case-finding events, screening drives, and policy gatherings to scale active TB case-finding across the Southwest.
Programme area - Cross-cutting
World Health Day
A WHO-led day SFH marks with a national-level reflection on Nigeria’s health priorities and the strategy ahead.
Programme area - Malaria
World Malaria Day
ITN distribution campaigns, demand-creation events, and partnership reaffirmation with the Federal Ministry of Health.
Programme area - Family Planning
World Population Day
Community sensitisation on family planning, child spacing, and reproductive-health choices for Nigerian families.
Programme area - HIV
World AIDS Day
HIV awareness, testing drives, and reaffirmation of SFH’s long-running partnership work on prevention and treatment.
Programme area - Health systems
Universal Health Coverage Day
A policy moment to renew the case for UHC in Nigeria, aligned with SFH’s six strategic directions.
Programme area
Launches, partner gatherings, community events.
Programme launches, partner roundtables, community demand-creation events, and policy briefings are added to this page as they are confirmed. To be invited or to request media access, reach out to the team.
Contact the teamMore about our work in Nigeria.
See the impact our public moments help drive, or read the strategy guiding the next four years.