Meeting with Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education Kaduna and Stakeholders preparing for the Implementation of our Indicated school prevention education program based on teaching personal and social skills and social influence to young adolescents.
At today's Stakeholders meeting at KADBUSA on Response to Drug Abuse in Kaduna State. A great way to kick off a new year of collaborative evidence based programming!
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..." it is likely because of how prevalent sexual violence has become among IDPs that such experiences do not “induce that level of stress they are ordinarily expected to” in people like Fatima" - Dr
Ebiti, E.D Milestones Foundation
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The Strategy of our ongoing Intervention with @UNODC_HIV targeting a traditionally hidden population: Women who use Drugs. This strategy informs our collaboration with @Kadunasaca Kaduna State Aids Control Agency to link ALL new HIV cases to Care services.
Meeting with Hon. Zuwaira Gambo, Borno State Commissioner for Women Affairs and Social Development, a passionate advocate for ending Conflict Related Sexual Violence and Reintegration of Survivors a fundamental principle of transitional justice!
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Ongoing TJ project in partnership with FNPH Maiduguri, has focused primarily on the provision of Mental Health and Psychosocial services to 500 survivors of Conflict Related Sexual Violence in IDP camps across Maiduguri. Work is ongoing to mobilize support for their reintegration
Dr. N.W.Ebiti, Executive Director, Milestones Foundation and Prof Wakawa Ibrahim, Medical Director, FNPH Borno, pay an advocacy visit to Prof. Isa Marte, Chief of Staff to the Gov. Borno State, to discuss the ongoing Transitional Justice program targeting 500 survivors of CRSV
Excited to kick off Peer-led #Community Based #HIV services for People Who use Drugs #PWUD in #Nigeria in the Kaduna Metropolitan Area, in partnership with @UNODC_HIV.
On days 3 & 5 of KIF Community Service Week, Fellows in collaboration with resource persons- Micah Z. Yahaya and Bernice Panama of @MilestonesNgr Foundation Kaduna held a symposium to address the dangers of drug and substance abuse as well as the possible ways of curbing...
Community Based Services offer flexibility compared to other modalities of treatment with focus on social integration from the beginning and community empowerment. It also facilitates reduction of stigma and promoting community expectation of positive outcomes
Kaduna State Governmmet, through the Kaduna State Bureau of Substance Abuse Prevention, Treatment and Rehabilitation (KADBUSA), has begun the process of integrating Psychosocial Services at the Primary Health Care level, an evidence based strategy to address Drug Use Disorders.