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Training health educators, immunising children, teaching nutrition from seed to plate, and standing against gender-based violence: our work in pictures.
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Training health educators, immunising children, teaching nutrition from seed to plate, and standing against gender-based violence: our work in pictures.

The project closure edition of the USG OHA-funded Integrated Emergency Response in Sokoto State: 109,225 outpatient consultations, 76,257 children screened for malnutrition, 9,614 children treated for SAM and 5,635 skilled deliveries.

Seven-year-old Basiru could not walk, and traditional treatment had failed. One visit to the LHI Goronyo IDP health clinic changed everything for his family.

Displaced from Kunawa, two-year-old Ahmad was screened in the yellow zone for moderate acute malnutrition. Twelve weeks later his MUAC was green, and his mother had new confidence in feeding him.

How the UNICEF and UK aid-funded Multi-Sectoral Integrated Resilience Programme is helping parents and caregivers in six LGAs of Zamfara State talk, listen and rebuild family life.

The first quarter of the EU/UNICEF Accelerated Basic Education Programme in six LGAs of Sokoto State: 3,255 out-of-school children enrolled, 105 facilitators and 164 CBMC members trained.

After losing his father, Nasiru left school to push wheelbarrows in the market. At 18, ABEP has given him the chance to learn again.

Fourteen-year-old Saudatu begged her father to let her attend a learning centre. Now she walks to class with her school bag and a dream of becoming a doctor.

In Dogon Daji, Tambuwal LGA, children without school bags still come to class every day, and parents are now asking for adult learning.

The Gidan Arziki Impact Magazine: how the Farmers Service Hub in Batagarawa, Katsina State, became a community enterprise centre for women, youths and smallholder farmers.

Insecurity had cut a 70-year-old mother of eight off from her farmland. At the Gidan Arziki centre she found safe work, income, new skills and better health.

The Katsina State Irrigation Development Authority, the District Head of Batagarawa and the LGA Chairman describe what the partnership is changing.
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