AIHINigeria - Achievers Improved Health Initiative

AIHINigeria - Achievers Improved Health Initiative AIHI was founded in 2014 to curb the vulnerabilities of key populations.

Achievers improved health initiative is a Non-governmental Organization dedicated to catering for the health and wellbeing of all persons including diverse marginalized communities in Nigeria Our primary purpose was to provide quality information and access to services that would reduce stigma surrounding HIV/AIDS, homophobia, and improve quality of life. Today, our work has expanded to incorporat

e broader aspects of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, mental health, empowerment, advocacy, and we have adopted feminist principles to drive actionable steps towards strategic movement building, inclusion, dismantling of biases, advocacy and transformative leadership in the full realisation of human rights. We are gradually shifting public discourse on gender and sexuality through advocacy, arts, capacity strengthening, and engagement with key stakeholders.

After a full week of stepping away from work calls, emails, meetings, and office activities, the AIHI team is back and w...
13/08/2026

After a full week of stepping away from work calls, emails, meetings, and office activities, the AIHI team is back and we didn’t return empty-handed.

As part of our return, we were led through a collective Pause Week Reflection Exercise by our Programs and M&E Team. We took time to look back on how we spent the break, how rest affected our mental wellbeing, what we learned about our relationship with work, and what healthier ways of working we want to carry forward.

The reflection brought forward honest conversations and insightful ideas about rest, productivity, boundaries, teamwork, and how we can build a healthier work culture together.

For organisations working in health, human rights, advocacy, and community response, burnout cannot be treated as an individual problem alone. Creating healthier movements also means creating spaces where people can disconnect, recover, reflect, and return.

We paused. We reflected. We listened. And now, we return recharged, rejuvenated, and ready to continue the work with greater intentionality.

Young people may live in different realities, but many of their aspirations remain the same: dignity, opportunity, inclu...
12/08/2026

Young people may live in different realities, but many of their aspirations remain the same: dignity, opportunity, inclusion, safety, wellbeing and a chance to shape their future.

At AIHI, we celebrate young people as leaders, innovators and changemakers, not just beneficiaries of development.

This International Youth Day, we call for greater investment in youth voices, ideas, mental health, digital inclusion, education and decent opportunities.

Different contexts. Common aspirations. Shared responsibility.

Happy International Youth Day 2026!

We’re Back! After taking time to rest, recharge, and prioritize our mental wellbeing, we’re excited to be back and ready...
11/08/2026

We’re Back!

After taking time to rest, recharge, and prioritize our mental wellbeing, we’re excited to be back and ready to continue the work we love : advancing health, human rights, and community empowerment.

Let’s get back to creating impact together!

We’ve missed you! Tell us what you’ve been up to while we were away, and stay connected as we bring you more impactful programmes, opportunities, and conversations in the weeks ahead.

At AIHI, we believe that caring for others begins with caring for ourselves.To rest, recharge, and return with renewed e...
04/08/2026

At AIHI, we believe that caring for others begins with caring for ourselves.

To rest, recharge, and return with renewed energy, our team will be observing a Pause Week from today Tuesday, 4th August to Tuesday, 11th August 2026.
During this period, our regular operations will be paused. For urgent matters only, please reach out to us via our social media platforms or our official phone/WhatsApp line. We will respond as promptly as possible.

Thank you for your understanding and continued support. We look forward to reconnecting with you on 11th August, refreshed and ready to continue building healthier, safer, and more inclusive communities.

Rest is productive. Well-being matters.

Achievers Improved Health Initiative (AIHI) is proud to have successfully presented our research poster at the 26th Inte...
03/08/2026

Achievers Improved Health Initiative (AIHI) is proud to have successfully presented our research poster at the 26th International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2026) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Our presentation, “Navigating Stigma, Building Resilience: PrEP Knowledge and Uptake Among Adolescents and Young People in Northern Nigeria,” was delivered by our Team Lead, Ibrahim Hassan.

Presenting at AIDS 2026 provided an opportunity to contribute Nigerian perspectives to global conversations on HIV prevention, public health, and equitable access to care, while learning from researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and community leaders worldwide.

We are grateful for the opportunity to amplify community-driven evidence on an international platform and remain committed to advancing research, strengthening partnerships, and promoting inclusive, evidence-informed health programmes that improve lives.
Thank you for following our journey at . We look forward to bringing these lessons home and translating them into greater impact for the communities we serve.

A new month is a fresh opportunity to grow, serve, and make a difference. As we step into August, let’s choose compassio...
01/08/2026

A new month is a fresh opportunity to grow, serve, and make a difference. As we step into August, let’s choose compassion over indifference, facts over misinformation, and action over excuses.

Here’s to a month filled with purpose, progress, and possibilities.
Happy New Month from all of us at AIHI!

What is one positive action you’re committing to this August, for yourself, your community, or the world around you? Share it in the comments and let’s inspire one another.

As you wrap up today, make room for rest, protect your peace, and intentionally choose joy. Joy isn’t something to postp...
31/07/2026

As you wrap up today, make room for rest, protect your peace, and intentionally choose joy. Joy isn’t something to postpone until everything is perfect, it can be found in the little moments, meaningful connections, laughter, and simply giving yourself permission to slow down.

Your mental health deserves the same attention as your to-do list. End the week gently, and let your weekend begin with peace, gratitude, and joy.

What’s one thing you’ll do this weekend that brings you genuine joy? Share it in the comments we’d love to hear from you.

The conversation around HIV is as timely today as ever.Despite decades of progress in prevention, treatment, and care, m...
30/07/2026

The conversation around HIV is as timely today as ever.
Despite decades of progress in prevention, treatment, and care, myths and misinformation continue to fuel stigma and discrimination. That’s why sharing accurate information remains essential.

Knowledge saves lives. Facts break stigma. Together, we can build communities where people are informed, supported, and treated with dignity.
Spread love. Not misinformation.

Save this post for future reference, share it with your network, and help someone separate fact from fiction. Every share is a step toward ending HIV stigma through accurate information.

No allegation justifies the loss of a human life.We at AIHI strongly condemns the reported mob killing of Ibrahim Pilasa...
29/07/2026

No allegation justifies the loss of a human life.

We at AIHI strongly condemns the reported mob killing of Ibrahim Pilasar Mbaya (“Ibee”) in Jos, Plateau State, and calls for a thorough, impartial, and transparent investigation to ensure everyone responsible is held accountable.

We stand for the right to life, dignity, due process, and justice for all. Mob violence can never replace the rule of law.

We also call on the National Human Rights Commission, relevant government institutions, civil society organizations, and community leaders to work together to end jungle justice and strengthen accountability mechanisms that protect every person’s rights.

Justice for Ibrahim Mbaya. Justice for every victim of mob violence.

This World Hepatitis Day, AIHI joins the global call to “Break It Down”—breaking down misinformation, stigma, and barrie...
28/07/2026

This World Hepatitis Day, AIHI joins the global call to “Break It Down”—breaking down misinformation, stigma, and barriers to prevention, testing, and treatment.

Viral hepatitis can be prevented, treated, and, in many cases, cured. Yet many people remain unaware of their status until serious health complications develop.

Eliminating hepatitis starts with simple, informed action: learn the facts, get tested, complete recommended vaccinations, seek early care, and encourage others to do the same.

At AIHI, we remain committed to advancing accessible health information, early diagnosis, and people-centred services that leave no community behind.

Know your status. Protect your health. Share the message.

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