Ipas Nigeria

In humanitarian and marginalized settings, Ipas Nigeria, in partnership with @GlobalAffairsCanada, is equipping healthcare workers to deliver comprehensive abortion care, and contraception and to accurately provide #GBV responsive care to women experiencing reproductive coercion.

Ipas Nigeria is happy to launch a new project aimed at increasing access to therapeutic abortions in health facilities. We look forward to working with our stakeholders in Ogun, Jigawa, and Benue States to advance safe motherhood and maternal health for women. #maternalhealth #Safemotherhood

In Bauchi State, Ipas Nigeria is working to engage men in transforming gender norms as it relates to Sexual and Reproductive health and rights. This will break systemic barriers that often limit women’s access to sexual health information and services, therefore improving their overall health and well-being. 

Ipas Nigeria’s research shows that sexual violence remains a key driver to unsafe abortions. Government policies and laws must be targeted at delivering a nation free from violence. #16daysofactivism #noexcuses https://lnkd.in/dTjTs6mH

Ipas Nigeria is vested in driving disability-inclusiveness within the development of policies that reduce gender-based violence. We are giving #noexcuses for gender-based violence against persons with #disabilities. https://lnkd.in/dQmEBcdT #internationaldayofpersonswithdisabilities #16daysofactivism

At Ipas Nigeria Health Foundation, we remain committed to contributing towards the reduction of Gender Based Violence at multiple levels. #16daysofactivism #noexcuse

It’s 16daysofactivism! We must give #noexcuse for #violenceagainstwomen to remain in our communities, and nation at large! Contribute your own quota to create a world free from #violence. 

To reduce #sexual and #gender-based violence, Ipas Nigeria in partnership with SAIF engaged religious leaders to develop a sermon note guide that enables the implementation of the #Violence Against Persons Prohibition Law. Watch the full video here - https://lnkd.in/dbtrDpWH

#Sexual violence and pregnancies remain a threat to young girls' health and educational security. Ipas Nigeria, in partnership with National Medical Students Association held conversations with young students on how rape and the stigma from safe abortion care can affect their educational outcomes and potential. https://lnkd.in/dJr7HhA5

Ipas Nigeria contributes to a healthier Nigeria by strengthening the capacity of several states to appropriately address #sexual and #gender-based violence and offer comprehensive #medical care to rape #survivors. Watch our video here - https://lnkd.in/dQmEBcdT