Impact Project Kaduna

Zamfara and Kaduna States have been recognised as Regional Champions in the North West Region, at the Primary Health Care Leadership Challenge.

Implemented in partnership with the Nigeria Governors' Forum, National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA), UNICEF, Gates Foundation and Aliko Dangote Foundation, this recognition acknowledges the States’ strong leadership and sustained commitment to improving access to quality Primary Health Care for its communities.

We commend the States for leading progress in the region and contributing to the advancement of Nigeria’s Primary Health Care goals.

Incredible news! Congratulations!

Winning $400,000 for Primary Health Care Leadership Challenge, where Kaduna State was recognized as the Runner-Up for the North-West Zone.

This is a huge testament to the hard work and dedication of Professor Bello Yusuf Jamoh (Executive Secretary KSPHCB), and the entire team. The support from partners like the Nigeria Governors' Forum, the Global Fund, the Aliko Dangote Foundation, and UNICEF highlights the significance of this accomplishment.

This funding will undoubtedly make a real difference in improving healthcare services for the community. Very well done to everyone involved! 👍🎉
KADUNA STATE PRIMARY HEALTH CARE BOARD Kaduna State Ministry of Health

📌 IMPACT Project Annual Retreat 2025

The IMPACT Project team has successfully held its Annual Retreat at the serene Global Luxury Suites in Kano. This important gathering brought together leadership from the SPHCB, SMoH, KADCHMA, KADHSMA, HPFMU, and technical teams across all project workstreams to review progress, strengthen collaboration, and chart a more impactful path forward.

With the theme “Strengthening Collaboration for Improved Health Outcomes in Kaduna State,” this year’s retreat provided a platform for deep reflection, strategic alignment, and renewed commitment to delivering high-quality primary healthcare services across the state.

🌅 Morning Team-Building Activities

Each day began with energizing jogging sessions and group walks designed to promote wellness, enhance team bonding, and prepare participants for productive engagements.

🌟 Key Highlights from the Retreat

✨ Comprehensive review of project achievements from 2022–2025
✨ Detailed analysis of the Results Framework indicators
✨ Strengthened coordination across key workstreams—Service Delivery, Demand Generation, DFF, Data, Supply Chain, PHC Revitalization, and Environmental & Social Safeguards
✨ Alignment of priorities and budgets to support long-term sustainability
✨ Enhanced accountability structures in preparation for project closure
✨ A rich cultural excursion to Gidan Makama Museum and the Kano Zoo, offering participants a chance to relax, network informally, and appreciate the cultural heritage of Kano before the closing session led by the Permanent Secretary, SMoH

This retreat is more than a routine gathering—it is a strategic milestone, giving stakeholders the opportunity to celebrate achievements, address remaining gaps, and reaffirm our collective vision for a healthier Kaduna State.

Stay tuned for more updates and highlights!


KADUNA STATE PRIMARY HEALTH CARE BOARD Kaduna State Ministry of Health Kaduna State Health Supplies Management Agency National Primary Health Care Development Agency

Kaduna Moves Into Final Stretch Of 2025 Polio Fight As UNICEF Warns Against Complacency

By; ALEX UANGBAOJE, Kaduna

The Kaduna State Primary HealthCare Board has said that it is entering the “final lap” of its 2025 polio eradication drive after recording major gains in the recently concluded Integrated MR, nOPV2, RI, and HPV campaign.

Read more: https://www.newnigeriannewspapers.ng/kaduna-moves-into-final-stretch-of-2025-polio-fight-as-unicef-warns-against-complacency/

Kaduna State Ministry of Health KADUNA STATE PRIMARY HEALTH CARE BOARD

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🏆 Kaduna State Emerges as the Best Performing Project State!

At the IMPACT Workplan Budget Implementation Review and 2026 Workplan & Budget Finalization Meeting held in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT),
Kaduna State concluded the retreat in grand style — proudly recognized as the Best Performing Project State across all categories nationwide.

This remarkable achievement reflects our unwavering commitment to strengthening primary health care delivery and advancing the collective vision of .

🏆 Kaduna State Emerges as the Best Performing Project State!

At the IMPACT Workplan Budget Implementation Review and 2026 Workplan & Budget Finalization Meeting held in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT),
Kaduna State concluded the retreat in grand style — proudly recognized as the Best Performing Project State across all categories nationwide.

This remarkable achievement reflects our unwavering commitment to strengthening primary health care delivery and advancing the collective vision of .


National Primary Health Care Development Agency Kaduna State Ministry of Health KADUNA STATE PRIMARY HEALTH CARE BOARD Kaduna State Health Supplies Management Agency

IMPACT Workplan Budget Implementation Review and 2026 Workplan & Budget Finalization Meeting – Federal Capital Territory (FCT)

Day 5: The retreat concluded in grand style with an Appreciation Night Dinner celebrating the dedication and teamwork of the IMPACT Project Team.

Together, we reaffirm our commitment to strengthening primary health care delivery and advancing the goal of .

IMPACT Workplan Budget Implementation Review and 2026 Workplan & Budget Finalization Meeting – Federal Capital Territory (FCT)

Day 4 kicked off with an energizing morning fitness exercise, setting a positive tone for another productive day of discussions and planning.

Together, we continue to strengthen our efforts toward improving primary health care delivery and achieving.

The National Primary Health Care Development Agency has commenced the Project Workplan Budget Implementation Review and 2026 Work Plan and Budgeting Finalization meeting in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

The retreat provides a unique platform for in-depth reflection, open dialogue, and strategic planning towards developing a clear and actionable roadmap for the 2026 IMPACT Workplan.

Building on the gains achieved in 2025, participants are reviewing progress made, identifying challenges encountered, and developing strategies to strengthen implementation. The focus remains on accelerating progress toward reducing under-five mortality through strengthened health systems.

The objectives of the retreat include reviewing achievements, challenges, and lessons from the 2025 workplan; aligning the 2026 plan with national and state priorities, donor expectations, and organizational goals; fostering collaboration and innovation among stakeholders; and strengthening team cohesion through joint problem-solving and knowledge sharing.

Ultimately, the retreat aims to produce a realistic, actionable, and results-oriented workplan to guide implementation and performance monitoring for 2026.