Access To Health And Rights Development Initiative

We’re officially on the UN Digital Cooperation Portal.
AHRDI & Beyond Borders stepping into global digital cooperation.🥳

Successful project closeout 🎉 — Access to Health and Rights Development Initiative (AHRDI) recognized by the U.S. Department of State for effective implementation of the PEPFAR FY24 Small Grants project.

Happy New Year🥳🥳🌟

Season’s greetings from AHRDI 🎄✨
Wishing everyone love, peace, and renewed hope this Christmas.

The internet should be a place for connection not violence.
Yet many young people, especially women and key populations, face digital harm every day.
If you’ve survived any form of digital violence, your story matters.
And during this , we’re listening.
Share anonymously using the link https://bit.ly/GEF16DaysOfActivism2025 or QR code.
Let’s use our stories to demand safer digital spaces for all.

For the 16 Days of Activism, we’re standing for one truth:
No woman or girl should fear the internet.
Digital spaces should protect not wound.
They should amplify voices not silence them.
It’s time to call out online harassment, misuse of images, cyberbullying, and every form of digital harm that targets women and girls.
Let’s create a Nigeria where safety isn’t a privilege,
but a right both online and offline.

Today, we join the global community to kick off the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence.

At AHRDI, we stand firmly to say:
NO to abuse, NO to silence, and NO to violence.
Every woman and girl deserves safety, dignity, and respect.

We call on young people, communities, and stakeholders to stand with us, raise their voices, and take action to end all forms of GBV—online and offline.

Together, we can create safer, more inclusive spaces for women and girls.

Beyond Borders Peace Forum goes live on the 23rd of November!
Swipe left to explore our brochure and get all the details about this transformative convening.
Let’s build bridges, strengthen solidarity, and amplify youth voices for peace.

Today, we officially welcome a diverse and inspiring Advisory Board for our Gender Equality Fund project in Lagos State. With their passion and expertise, we are building safer, stronger, and more equitable spaces for adolescent girls and women.

We cannot continue living like animals, we have Rights. Our basic Human Rights should be protected and upheld!

Strengthening partnerships for greater impact!
Our team at AHRDI paid an advocacy visit to the Lagos State AIDS Control Agency (LSACA) as part of our Gender Equality Fund (GEF) project.
We discussed collaboration opportunities, shared project progress with adolescent girls and young women (AGYW), and received valuable guidance to enhance our interventions in Lagos State.
Together, we’re advancing health, gender equality, and community empowerment.

We are delighted to announce our board of leaders that will champion the project through it’s journey to ensure global peace, increased access to good health, protecting and promoting the rights of everyone especially adolescents and young people. WELCOME aboard team🥳, Lead with empathy!