Care Giving Nigeria

my care, your care, our health because we care

[Care Giving Nigeria @caregivingng]

#1Thing
February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, or TDVAM for short.
Every February, teens and those who support them join together to raise awareness to teen dating violence. Dating violence is more common than many people think. One in three teens will experience

[Care Giving Nigeria @caregivingng]

@dr_lembe I would like to volunteer

[Dr Lembe, with healing hands @dr_lembe]

It’s 8weeks to Christmas 🥳
I and some amazing people are organizing a Christmas Day outreach to an orphanage home in Benin city, Edo state.
To volunteer pls send a dm Or comment under this post.
For enquiries,sponsorships & donations the details are on the flier.

[Target Malaria @TargetMalaria]

“Social scientists need to be involved from the beginning of scientific research” - Dr Lea Pare Toe of #TargetMalariaBurkinaFaso 🇧🇫 at @IrssDro speaking at the Social Scientist Special Session panel at #PAMCA2023

[Oladimeji Grey @Oladimeji_Grey]

Highlight of my day.
Many thanks to @dr_lembe

[Zero Malaria @ZeroMalaria]

On #WorldMosquitoDay... it's time we BITE BACK 😬🦟👊
🗣️📣Half the world's population is at risk of dying from a mosquito bite.
With determination, new tools and investment we can end this in a generation 👊

#ZeroMalaria

[Oladimeji Grey @Oladimeji_Grey]

For some weird reason, the forthcoming presidential elections will move to the court of law. The 1st runner-up will use this space to fight their claim against the obvious winner. Margin difference of votes between the two of them will be so close.

[Care Giving Nigeria @caregivingng]

#FightForWhatCounts #WorldMalariaDay2022 #ZeroMalaria

[Zero Malaria @ZeroMalaria]

To all those that took part in yesterday's #BreakTheBias campaign in support of the malaria fight for #InternationalWomensDay - thank you! Here are a fw of our favourite quotes 😍

Let's smash stereotypes every day of the year ✊🏿 ✊🏽 ✊🏻

[Oladimeji Grey @Oladimeji_Grey]

every entry is anonymous, so there is nothing to worry about someone identifying. Just answer sincerely

[Oladimeji Grey @Oladimeji_Grey]

Good morning everyone, please kindly spare me 10 minutes of your time and help take this survey on Gender Based Violence.

https://t.co/YGuyfT1eCA

Thank you
🙇🏽‍♂️

[UNICEF Africa @UNICEFAfrica]

Congratulations @Cobhamsasuquo for leading by example and getting the first dose of the #COVID19 vaccine.
@UNICEF thanks you for being a #VaccineChampion!
#VaccinesWork

[RBM Partnership @endmalaria]

Wolverhampton Wanderers FC (@Wolves) has become the first English #PremierLeague club to declare "#ZeroMalaria Starts with Me". ⚽
Thank you for your support! @ZeroMalaria @Fosun_Intl

[Care Giving Nigeria @caregivingng]

A disease that unfairly takes a child's life every two minutes. Malaria, we're too strong for you 💪🏿 💪🏾 💪🏽 💪���� 💪🏻 Draw The Line at https://t.co/by4HlxUCkE
@ZeroMalaria @endmalaria

[Care Giving Nigeria @caregivingng]

One of our amazing mothers had join the campaign in yoruba language for us.
On #WorldMalariaDay we're uniting to #DrawTheLine against the world's oldest and deadliest enemy.

[Care Giving Nigeria @caregivingng]

A deadly disease has been stealing our futures for far too long 🦟🌍 On #WorldMalariaDay we're standing up to demand action from our world leaders. Let's #DrawTheLine against malaria and end it within a generation➡️ https://t.co/by4HlxUCkE

[Care Giving Nigeria @caregivingng]

For years, malaria and now COVID-19 has stopped us from attending school, work and building a future. We won't allow a disease to stop us from achieving our potential anymore. ✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽✊🏼✊🏻 This #WorldMalariaDay, it's time to #DrawTheLine at https://t.co/by4HlxUCkE 🦟

[Care Giving Nigeria @caregivingng]

Malaria, we won't let you steal from us anymore🥊 It's not fair that you continue to put half the world's population at risk. This #WorldMalariaDay we're demanding action. 🦟 #DrawTheLine against malaria now at https://t.co/by4HlxUCkE

[Care Giving Nigeria @caregivingng]

@ZeroMalaria @endmalaria

[Care Giving Nigeria @caregivingng]

On #WorldMalariaDay we're uniting to #DrawTheLine against the world's oldest and deadliest enemy. A disease that unfairly takes a child's life every two minutes. Malaria, we're too strong for you 💪🏿 💪🏾 💪🏽 💪🏼 💪🏻 Draw The Line at https://t.co/by4HlxUCkE

[Care Giving Nigeria @caregivingng]

#InfertilityAwarenessWeek

[Care Giving Nigeria @caregivingng]

When you should see a fertility specialist.
The average rule of thumb is that it takes a couple five to six months to conceive.If you are under 35 and have been having unprotected sex (sex without any form of birth control)for 12 months,you may want to see a fertility specialist.

[Care Giving Nigeria @caregivingng]

Awareness needs to be raised especially amongst Africans that infertility is neither witchcraft nor a myth;could result from an array of factors and there are treatments available for it. Inability to have children does not make one less of a man or a woman less of a human being.