Jomurota community Care Initiative - JCCI

09/04/2026

Jomurota Community Care Initiative (JCCI)
Yesterday, we successfully carried out a comprehensive integrated health intervention at Gongola IDP Camp, Jabi, Abuja, in collaboration with the FCT Tuberculosis, Buruli Ulcer and Leprosy Control Programme (STBLCP) and with funding support from the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI).
Our dedicated team provided essential healthcare services to the displaced community, focusing on early detection and treatment of prevalent infectious diseases. Activities included:
Health education session on TB and HIV prevention, symptoms, and the importance of timely testing
TB Screening
HIV Screening
Malaria and Typhoid Screening
Administration of appropriate medications to those who tested positive
These integrated services demonstrate our commitment to improving the health and well-being of vulnerable populations in IDP camps, where access to quality healthcare remains a significant challenge.
We extend our heartfelt appreciation to the STBLCP team and CHAI for their partnership and support in making this intervention possible. Special thanks to our committed volunteers and health workers who worked tirelessly under the sun to serve the community with compassion and professionalism.
At Jomurota Community Care Initiative, we remain dedicated to promoting health equity, community empowerment, and holistic care for women, children, and youth — especially those affected by displacement.
Together, we are building healthier, stronger communities. 💙

05/03/2026

Day 4 of Our Countdown to World TB Day! 🌍

💡 Did You Know?

Tuberculosis (TB) is preventable and curable, yet many people still lack accurate information about it.

Early testing saves lives. Free treatment is available. And together, we can end TB.

Stay connected with us as we share daily insights leading up to .
Let’s raise awareness. Let’s end stigma. Let’s end TB. 💪

29/12/2025

Thank you for all you have contributed to the growth and development of JCCI

13/11/2025

13/11/2025

Our Team in partnership with FCT child protection Network carried out Sensitization to selected schools in Gwagwalada area council of FCT, Abuja Nigeria .Key messages were :Here are some child protection awareness messages for sensitization in primary and secondary schools as follows ::

*For Primary Schools:*

1. "My body is mine, and I have the right to say no!"
2. "Don't keep secrets that make you feel uncomfortable. Tell a trusted adult!"
3. "It's okay to say no to hugs or touches that make you feel bad."
4. "Tell someone you trust if someone hurts you or makes you feel scared."
5. "We all have the right to be safe and feel protected."

*For Secondary Schools:*

1. "Respect boundaries: say no to unwanted touches or behaviors."
2. "Consent is key: make sure you and others agree to physical contact."
3. "Speak up if someone's behavior makes you uncomfortable."
4. "Trust your instincts: if something feels off, tell someone."
5. "We all deserve respect and safety, online and offline."

*Common messages:*

1. "Child abuse is never the child's fault."
2. "You are not alone; there are people who care and want to help."
3. "If you're being bullied or harassed, tell a trusted adult."
4. "Keep personal info private, especially online."
5. "Report any suspicious behavior or concerns to a trusted adult."

30/09/2025

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✅ What To Do Within 20 Minutes of R**e

💔 First of all, please know — it is not your fault. You are not to blame for what happened. Your safety and healing matter.

1. Run to Safety Immediately 🚶‍♀️
• Leave the place quickly and go to a safe location — a neighbor’s house, a friend’s place, or anywhere you trust.
• If you are in danger, call someone you trust immediately.

2. Preserve Evidence 🚫🚿
• Do NOT bath, wash, or brush your teeth.
• Do NOT change your clothes yet.
• If you must change, put the clothes (including underwear) inside a clean paper bag or envelope — not nylon (plastic).
• Don’t clean the environment; there may be evidence.

3. Get Medical Help Immediately 🏥
• Go straight to a government hospital, teaching hospital, or a hospital with a SGBV (Sexual and Gender-Based Violence) unit.
• Examples for Nigerians: LUTH (Lagos), UCH (Ibadan), ABUTH (Zaria), UNTH (Enugu), FMCs, or Mirabel Centre (Lagos).
• Ask for a forensic medical exam (r**e kit), STI prevention, and emergency contraception (must be taken within 72–120 hours, but the earlier the better).
• Ask about HIV prevention drugs (PEP) — must be started within 72 hours.

4. Speak Out & Report if Possible 📞
• Call someone you trust (friend, family, pastor) to support you.
• You can report to the nearest police station — request the Gender Desk Officer (many stations now have them).
• You can also call NGOs like Mirabel Centre Lagos (0815 555 5275) or WARDC (0809 210 0009) if in Nigeria..

5. Write Down What You Remember ✍️
• Time, location, description of the attacker, clothes, vehicle, and anything you can recall. This helps if you choose to report later.

6. Care for Your Emotions 💕
• Shock, fear, anger, shame — all are normal feelings.
• Talk to a counselor, pastor, or trusted friend.
• Do not keep silent; healing begins when you speak up.

Hope this helps💕💕💕

03/09/2025

Organizational capacity Assessment by our potential Funder

That moment when the seat is hot . Well done. Team JCCI for your efforts during this activity

27/07/2025

I got over 10 reactions on one of my posts last week! Thanks everyone for your support! 🎉

21/07/2025