Hope Restored! Shirin Allah’s Story
Life for Shirin Allah Jonathan a 10-year-old primary school girl had been one filled with sickness, weakness, and misery due to her recurrent illness which
The Society for Family Health (SFH) has embarked on an adolescent-friendly campaign against HIV/AIDS by engaging young persons in the campaign as doctors and support providers for those infected.
SFH as a global organisation works with and is being funded by a variety of bilateral and multilateral agencies
SFH focuses on reaching both young people attending school and those who are not, as well as men, women, and children. Our goal is to improve the quality of healthcare services and create a higher demand for them.
We offer free or highly subsidized products and services in various essential health areas, including Malaria, Sexual & Reproductive Health, Family Planning, Cervical Cancer, HIV/AIDS, Child Health, Maternal Health, and Safe Clean Water.
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Life for Shirin Allah Jonathan a 10-year-old primary school girl had been one filled with sickness, weakness, and misery due to her recurrent illness which
By Umar Kachalla Gujiba, Caleb E. Odonye, Innocent Pius and Halima Nuhu Dikko Despite increased state-wide efforts leading to more collaborations to stem the tide
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By Elizabeth Ogundele Queen (pseudonym) started injecting drugs when she was just 15 years old. She had been admitted to a psychiatric hospital for depression
The Society for Family Health joined the State Ministry of Health and other implementing partners at the Quarterly Reproductive Health Technical Working Group and
By Roselyn Odeh, Ramatu Iyimoga In the bustling heart of Nigeria, amidst the vibrant energy of Abuja, a landmark event unfolded – the Annual Programme
Authors: Isibhakhomen Y. Ikhimiukor, Jane C. Adizue, Nnamdi Anosike In 2021, the UN Environment Programme reported that globally, over 3 billion people are at risk