JDI - Jeneso Development Initiative

29/07/2026

Jeneso Development Initiative (JDI) proudly partnered with the Adamawa State Government to commemorate World Hepatitis Day 2026 under the theme "Hepatitis: Let's Break It Down."

Our Community Mobilisation Officer, Ibrahim Usman Yerima, delivered a key message on behalf of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), calling for intensified community sensitisation, especially in rural areas, to increase awareness, promote testing and vaccination, and reduce the burden of viral hepatitis.

Our Executive Director, Sunyasemeni Almond Ezra, participated in a panel discussion on reducing stigma, emphasising the need to create supportive communities where people living with hepatitis can access testing, care, and treatment without fear of discrimination.

As part of our commitment to expanding access to hepatitis services, JDI donated 100 hepatitis test kits to support free screening during the event.

Together, we can break down barriers, end stigma, and eliminate viral hepatitis.

28/07/2026

Silence is dangerous. Awareness saves lives.

Political leaders, religious leaders, community leaders, and every one of us have a role to play in the fight against Hepatitis B.

Let's break down the stigma.
Let's break down the myths.
Let's break down the silence.

Get tested. Get vaccinated. Seek treatment if needed.

Together, we can eliminate Hepatitis.

20/07/2026

Let's break it down everyone

💙 This , storyteller Teresa from Sudan shares what hepatitis B elimination means to her.

🗣️ “As someone living with hepatitis B and using storytelling to raise awareness, hepatitis B elimination means hope. It means a future where no one has to live with the fear, stigma, or uncertainty that often comes with a hepatitis B diagnosis. It means ensuring that everyone has access to prevention, testing, treatment, and accurate information so that lives can be protected and saved. To me, elimination is not just a public health goal—it is a promise that future generations can live free from the burden of this disease.”

🎥 Watch Teresa’s story here: https://www.hepbstories.org/b-the-voice/teresa?rq=teresa

Together, we can eliminate . Help amplify the voices of people affected by hepatitis B and share our media toolkit:
https://www.hepb.org/news-and-events/world-hepatitis-day/

01/07/2026

Hepatitis B is the most common serious liver infection. 300 million people are living with chronic hep B.

📢Good news, hepatitis B is:

✅preventable
✅manageable
✅treatable

💻 Learn more about hepatitis B by starting with our comprehensive website 👉 www.hepb.org

01/07/2026

Happy new month

14/06/2026

We honor all blood donors whose generosity helps save lives. Your simple act of kindness gives hope, healing, and a second chance to those in need.

Donate blood. Save lives. Be a hero.

05/06/2026

Today, we join the world in celebrating World Environment Day and reaffirming our commitment to protecting our environment for present and future generations.

A clean and healthy environment is everyone's responsibility. Let us work together to plant trees, reduce waste, keep our surroundings clean, conserve water, and promote environmental awareness in our communities.

At Jeneso Development Initiative (JDI), we believe that small actions can make a big difference. Together, we can build a greener, healthier, and more sustainable future for all.

16/05/2026

Creating awareness about Hepatitis B is one of our greatest strengths. Our goal is to educate people, promote prevention, and support early testing and treatment.

Keeping our community free from Hepatitis remains our top priority. Together, through awareness and action, we can build a healthier and safer society.

16/05/2026

💉 Hepatitis B Vaccine FAQ

❓Q: I missed my 2nd or 3rd dose—do I have to start the vaccine series over?
❗A: No! You don’t need to start over. Just pick up where you left off:
✔️ Get the next dose as soon as possible
✔️ Space the 3rd dose at least 2 months after the 2nd

Stay protected—it's never too late to finish the series!

12/05/2026

Our mission is to have a free Hepatitis B community by 2030.