Halita Care Initiative

21/08/2026

⏳ Spots for Trauma 101 Cohort 4 are going fast!

If you’ve been thinking about registering — this is your sign. “Equipping Hearts to Heal” starts this September in Kubwa, FCT - Abuja, and we’d love to have you in the room.

✅ Registration Fee: ₦100,000

✅ Payment: Stanbic IBTC — 0076844730 (Halita Care Initiative)

✅ Enquiries: +234 902 005 0989 |
[email protected]

Tag someone who needs to see this. Let’s equip more hearts to heal, together. 💛

17/08/2026

🧡 It’s back — Trauma 101 Cohort 4 is here!

This September, Halita Care Initiative presents “Equipping Hearts to Heal” — a hands-on training designed to help you understand trauma, recognize it, and respond with compassion and skill.

📅 Date: September 2026

📍 Venue: No 29 F01 Building Material Market, Behind Military Pension Board, Kubwa, FCT - Abuja

💰 Registration: ₦100,000

Whether you’re a caregiver, counselor, community leader, or simply someone who wants to be part of the healing process — this cohort is for you.

📞 Enquiries: +234 902 005 0989

📧 [email protected]

🌐 halitacare.org

Restoring Hope. Healing Trauma. Rebuilding Lives.

17/08/2026

Hearts equipped. Lives transformed. 💙

Reuben, Yosi, and the rest of our Trauma 101 Cohort 2 family didn’t just earn a certificate — they walked away with real tools to help others heal. This is what “Restoring Hope, Healing Trauma, Rebuilding Lives” looks like in action.

Want to be part of the next story? Trauma 101 Cohort 4 — “Equipping Hearts to Heal” kicks off this September in Kubwa, Abuja.
Spots are limited —
reach out to secure yours:

📞 +2349020050989 | 📧 [email protected] | 🌐 halitacare.org

14/08/2026

Registration is still open!!!!!

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Registration is open — Trauma 101, Cohort 4!

Theme: Equipping Hearts to Heal

Trauma doesn't always show on the outside, but its weight is real.

This training will equip you with the knowledge and tools to recognize trauma, respond with compassion, and support healing in your community.

📅 Date: September 2026

📍 Venue: No 29 F01 Building Material Market, Behind Military Pension Board, Kubwa, FCT – Abuja

💰 Registration Fee: ₦100,000

Secure your seat today.

📞 Enquiries: +234 902 005 0989

📧 [email protected]

🌐 halitacare.org

13/08/2026

💡 Fun Fact: Trauma isn’t defined by what happened — it’s defined by how it affects your ability to cope.

Two people can go through the same experience and respond completely differently, and that’s okay. What matters is having the support to process it, heal from it, and move forward.

If you’re struggling to cope with something, you don’t have to carry it alone.

12/08/2026

💧 Health Tip: Stay hydrated!

Water isn’t just about quenching thirst — it supports your heart, your mood, and your mental clarity. Small daily habits like drinking enough water are part of taking care of your whole self, mind and body.

11/08/2026

Awareness is a great start — but it’s not the finish line. 💚

A community can know everything about mental health and still have nowhere to turn when they’re hurting. Real change happens when awareness is paired with action: counselors, support groups, referral pathways, and safe spaces to heal.

At Halita Care Initiative, we’re building those pathways — not just talking about them.

10/08/2026

This testimony will touch your heart ❤️

Dr. Sam Ibrahim came for Trauma 101 as a medical doctor who thought he understood trauma. By the end of the training, he realized trauma is deeper — it is spiritual, and every one of us is born with it in some form.

He shared how pouring out his story without fear or shame brought real healing. “I wasn’t afraid. I wasn’t ashamed. I could pour out my heart… and it helped me.”

This is the power of safe spaces and intentional healing.

If this resonates with you or someone you know, share this video. Healing is possible.
Halita Care Initiative
Restoring Hope • Healing Trauma • Rebuilding Lives

23/07/2026

Trauma Series (9): The Symptoms Don't Always Show...

Not every wound is visible.

Sometimes trauma looks like constant tiredness, irritability, silence, fear, overthinking, difficulty trusting others, or withdrawing from people. These are often hidden signs of emotional pain, not personal weakness.

Be kind. Listen without judgment. What someone is carrying may not be obvious.

Healing begins when we create safe spaces for people to be seen, heard, and supported.