Chesids NGO

Chesids NGO đź“ŤEnding preventable sickness and death among women and children
đź“Ť Empowering youth in public health

30/01/2026

Our Conversations with Public Health Leaders series brings real insights from those shaping the sector.

In this episode, our host Dr Charity Usifoh Chenge speaks with Dr Bola Oyeledun, Prof John Idoko, and Dr Omotayo Bolu on the power of role models and mentors in building strong public health leaders.

Who inspires your journey in public health?

Tag or share your role models and mentors below 👇

Subscribe and watch the full interviews on our YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/?si=ScHYgICMk_Y0I08Q

As Cervical Cancer Awareness Month comes to an end, our work continues.These moments capture our ongoing work across sen...
27/01/2026

As Cervical Cancer Awareness Month comes to an end, our work continues.

These moments capture our ongoing work across sensitisation, education, awareness, and HPV vaccination to protect girls and young women from preventable cervical cancer.

Prevention starts with knowledge, access, and action.

If you would like to be part of this work or support our efforts, visit www.chesids.org to learn how you can get involved.

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This is your reminder that cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancers when the right steps are taken early.T...
23/01/2026

This is your reminder that cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancers when the right steps are taken early.

Through awareness, screening, and HPV vaccination, lives can be protected long before cancer develops.

At CHESIDS, we are committed to ensuring girls and women have access to accurate information and prevention opportunities, including our work supporting young girls to receive the HPV vaccine.

Share this post, and encourage someone you care about to prioritise their health. Prevention starts with awareness.

January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, a timely reminder that cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancer...
22/01/2026

January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, a timely reminder that cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancers when detected early.

Regular screening, understanding your risk factors, following up promptly on abnormal results, recognising warning signs, and getting the HPV vaccine can save lives. Early action makes the difference.

At CHESIDS, we are committed to prevention through The Next Hundred Young Girls Receiving HPV Vaccine initiative, supporting girls to access protection early, educating them on cervical cancer and reducing future risk.

Prevention is possible. Awareness is powerful. Share this to help more women and girls stay informed and protected.

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20/01/2026

Effective leadership looks different across contexts, but one thing remains constant: it shapes systems, people, and outcomes.

In this clip from our Conversations with Public Health Leaders series, Dr Charity Usifoh Chenge asks a simple yet powerful question. What are the attributes of an effective leader? The answers remind us why leadership development must be intentional, reflective, and grounded in service.

At CHESIDS, this belief is central to how we raise the next generation of public health leaders through The Next Hundred Public Health Stewards (TNH-PHS) programme, equipping young people with the mindset, skills, and exposure needed to lead well.

📩 We’ve also shared more details in our latest email, check your inbox.
▶️ Watch the full conversation here: https://lnkd.in/e-vu4mfr

Thank you Dr Bola Oyeledun of CIHPNG, Prof. John Idoko, Dr Omotayo Bolu and Madam Rodio Diallo for sharing your insight!

Share with us one thing you learnt from this.

2025 was a year of showing up, building intentionally, and staying committed to impact.From youth leadership and health ...
15/01/2026

2025 was a year of showing up, building intentionally, and staying committed to impact.

From youth leadership and health systems strengthening to community-level action, this snapshot captures just some of what we achieved togetherđź’™

We have also shared a detailed update via email. If it’s in your inbox, we encourage you to take a few minutes to read through it and see the full story behind the numbers!✉️

Thank you for being a part of the work. More to build, together.

Since 2021, The Next Hundred Public Health Stewards program has remained intentional, not just in tooling young public h...
12/01/2026

Since 2021, The Next Hundred Public Health Stewards program has remained intentional, not just in tooling young public health enthusiasts, but also in placement, practices and results.

Our immersive approach reflects a deep commitment to equipping young public health enthusiasts with real-world experience, meaningful learning opportunities, and structured pathways into the health sector.

From onboarding to the completion of immersion, every milestone marks a steward gaining life-changing skills, confidence to compete, and hands-on experience needed to drive stronger, more resilient health systems.

We are proud of how far the program has come, and even more excited about what lies ahead, even as we continue to invest in youth-led public health leadership across Nigeria.

To learn more about The Next Hundred Public Health Stewards program and how you can be a part of it, visit our website: https://chesids.org/project/the-next-hundred-public-health-stewards/

As we step into the new year, we carry forward the lessons, impact, and community we’ve built together.Thank you for sta...
01/01/2026

As we step into the new year, we carry forward the lessons, impact, and community we’ve built together.

Thank you for standing with us to champion youth leadership, equity, and stronger health systems.

Here’s to deeper impact, bolder action, and collective progress.

Chesids says Happy New Year!🎉

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 🎄As we close out the year, we’re grateful for a community that believes in youth le...
25/12/2025

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 🎄

As we close out the year, we’re grateful for a community that believes in youth leadership, stronger health systems, and showing up for women, girls, and underserved communities. Thank you for learning with us, amplifying important conversations, and supporting programmes that turn passion into real public health impact.

We’re stepping into the New Year energised and committed to doing even more together. Here’s to growth, impact, and building healthier futures in 2026💙

You showed up for us and for the work in all the ways that mattered.You learnt, advocated, supported young innovators, s...
12/12/2025

You showed up for us and for the work in all the ways that mattered.

You learnt, advocated, supported young innovators, stood with girls and survivors, and celebrated every win from our Stewards communityđź’š

If 2025 proved anything, it’s that this community is powerful, intentional and ready for real impact.

Thank you for sticking with CHESIDS.
Here’s to more courage, more action and more transformation in 2026💙

When she first heard about The Next Hundred Public Health Steward (TNH-PHS) Program during her National Youth Service ye...
11/12/2025

When she first heard about The Next Hundred Public Health Steward (TNH-PHS) Program during her National Youth Service year in 2022, she had no idea how profoundly it would change her life. Introduced to the opportunity by an administrative unit in her Community Development Service (CDS), the program instantly stood out as a platform to learn, serve, and make a meaningful impact.

“I was instantly drawn to it because it aligned with my desire to learn more about public health and community development,” she recalls. “It felt like the perfect chance not just to pursue my passion for change in the health sector but also to actively contribute to meaningful transformation in my community.”

At that point in her life, uncertainty loomed large. Like many young Nigerians completing National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Jane worried about what would come next, especially in a system where opportunities often seem scarce. But discovering TNH reignited her hope and gave her a renewed sense of direction.

Read more about Jane’s story here: https://lnkd.in/e97KHYyX

As the 16 Days of Activism ends, one truth remains clear: protecting women and girls is not a seasonal campaign, it’s an...
10/12/2025

As the 16 Days of Activism ends, one truth remains clear: protecting women and girls is not a seasonal campaign, it’s an everyday responsibility.

This year’s Human Rights Day theme, “Our Everyday Essentials,” reminds us that safety, dignity, and freedom from violence are basic human rights. To uphold them, we need all hands on deck — women, girls, male allies who choose to stand as HeForShe champions in their homes, schools, workplaces, and online spaces.

At CHESIDS, we continue to train, advocate, and equip young people to challenge harmful norms and build safer communities. And we know we cannot do it alone.

✨ The campaign ends, but the work continues.
Use your voice. Support survivors. Challenge harmful behaviours. Secure her space!









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