Arthur-B Healthcare in collaboration with AONN Abia state council visited the students of Olokoro Junior Girls Secondary school Umuahia, in commemoration of the 16days activism, where the students were adequately educated on adolescent care, menstrua hygiene, HIV/AIDS and Gender based Violence. The visit was inspiring and informative.
Today we had a robust discussion with the DG, Abia state Agency for the control of AIDS. The DG is top on her responsibility and i strongly believe she will do well in addressing HIV epidemic in the state.
ADVOCACY/ WORKING VISIT TO DIRECTOR GENERAL ABIA STATE AGENCY FOR THE CONTROL OF AIDS Read More »
LABADEMIC funded Health Insurance by adoption model project implemented by Arthur-B Healthcare was the first of its kind since inception of Abia Health Insurance scheme. The aim of supporting this charitable and public venture by Labademic is to assist in accelerating progress towards achieving universal health coverage by supporting rural dwellers with financial hardship. The first
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COALITION OF CSO ON UNIVERSAL HEALTH COVERAGE MEETING WITH ABIA STATE MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND ABIA STATE PRIMARY HEALTHCARE DEVELPOMENT AGENCY COALITION OF CSO ON UNIVERSAL HEALTH COVERAGE MEETING WITH HP+ ORGANIZATION
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Today, August 24 2022, Isialangwa North LGA officially welcomed the Abia State Health insurance pilot program. The insurance program aims to provide all inhabitants and citizens of Isialangwa North with access to universal healthcare, as well as eventually all Local Government Areas in the State. In order to prevent needless fatalities in the state, the
ISIALANGWA NORTH LGA LAUNCHES ABIA STATE HEALTH INSURANCE PILOT SCHEME Read More »
Arthur- B health care in collaboration with MICJEE Community Development Initiative in commemoration of 2019 World AIDS Day and in partnership with ABSACA participated in one day community outreach at Nigerian Correction center (formerly known as Nigerian prisons), Afara Ibeku Umuahia Abia state. The exercise commenced about 11am, with a formal introduction of the medical
