Royal Women Heath & Rights Initiative Nigeria

Royal Women Heath & Rights Initiative Nigeria RWHARI is a peer led initiative which focuses on the health and rights of vulnerable women

10/08/2026

FROM VULNERABILITY TO VICTORY
Rasheeda’s Journey of Hope, Resilience and Transformation.

Rasheeda’s story is a powerful testament to the difference that timely support, compassion, and investment in vulnerable girls can make.
At just 13 years old, Rasheeda was encountered in a highly vulnerable situation. She had lost her parents and was living without the family support and protection that every child deserves. Faced with difficult circumstances, she became involved in s*x work and subsequently became pregnant.
Her situation placed her at significant risk and highlighted the urgent need for maternal healthcare, protection, psychosocial support, and an opportunity to return to education.

Recognizing Rasheeda’s vulnerability, Royal Women Health and Rights Initiative (RWHRI) intervened through its Maternal Health Project. With the financial support of Global Health Promise (GHP), RWHRI was able to provide Rasheeda with the necessary support during her pregnancy and after childbirth. The intervention ensured that she could access appropriate maternal health services and receive the care and assistance needed during this critical period of her life.
However, RWHRI recognized that supporting Rasheeda’s health alone would not be enough. As a young girl who had been forced out of school by her circumstances, education was identified as an important pathway towards rebuilding her future.
Following childbirth, Rasheeda was supported to return to school. In 2024, she was successfully enrolled back into formal education.Returning to school was not simply about continuing her education; it represented a second chance for a young girl whose circumstances had placed her future at risk. Despite the challenges she had experienced, Rasheeda showed determination and resilience. She remained committed to her studies and continued to move forward.
The Transformation
Today, Rasheeda has successfully graduated from Junior Secondary School.
Her achievement represents a remarkable transformation—from a 13-year-old orphan who was pregnant, involved in s*x work, and out of school, to a young girl who has returned to education and successfully completed her education.

Respect consent. Protect rights. End exploitation.
29/07/2026

Respect consent. Protect rights. End exploitation.

Bodily autonomy means every adult has the right to make informed decisions about their body, free from violence, coercio...
29/07/2026

Bodily autonomy means every adult has the right to make informed decisions about their body, free from violence, coercion, stigma and discrimination.

Today would have been your birthday, Ma. Though you are no longer with us, your leadership, kindness, wisdom, and the im...
28/07/2026

Today would have been your birthday, Ma. Though you are no longer with us, your leadership, kindness, wisdom, and the impact you made remain unforgettable. I remain grateful for the opportunity to have worked under your guidance. May your gentle soul continue to rest in perfect peace. Happy posthumous birthday, Boss. You are deeply missed and fondly remembered.

GONE TOO SOONWith deep sorrow and a heavy heart, the family of Oyesanwo announces the passing unto glory of our beloved ...
23/07/2026

GONE TOO SOON
With deep sorrow and a heavy heart, the family of Oyesanwo announces the passing unto glory of our beloved wife,
Mrs. Oyesanwo Blessing Awhatorhe
who died on April 12th, 2026, and will be buried on 8th August, 2026.
BURIAL ARRANGEMENTS
Date: 8th August, 2026
Venue: Funeral Service at Market Road/Agbarha, Otor Orogun Road, along Ughelli Road, Delta State.
May her gentle soul rest in the bosom of the Lord.

On this International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, let us remember that every life lost to addiction ...
26/06/2026

On this International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, let us remember that every life lost to addiction is one too many. Prevention begins with awareness, and change begins with conversations in our homes, schools, and communities.

As we reflect on the theme, "World Drug Problem: Persisting Issues, Challenges, and Innovative Responses," may we renew our commitment to protecting our children and supporting those on the path to recovery. A drug-free society is possible when we choose education over ignorance, compassion over judgment, and action over silence. Together, let's create a future filled with hope, purpose, and healthy living.

16/06/2026

The Maternal Health Project

The positive impact of this project cannot be overemphasized. Through dedicated interventions and support, countless lives have been saved, and the futures of many children have been protected from preventable loss and hardship.

This project stands as a testament to our commitment to ensuring that no woman dies while giving life. By improving access to maternal healthcare services, providing critical support to vulnerable women, and promoting safe pregnancy and childbirth practices, we continue to make a meaningful difference in our communities.

We are proud to bring you highlights of the remarkable work carried out by our team under this project and the lives that have been transformed through these efforts.
Thank you Global Health Promise

16/06/2026

The positive impact of the Global Health Promise project cannot be overemphasized. Through dedicated interventions and support, countless lives have been saved, and the futures of many children have been protected from preventable loss and hardship.

14/06/2026

Giving s*x workers a platform to speak out promotes inclusion, protects human rights, improves health and welfare outcomes, reduces stigma, and ensures that decisions affecting their lives are informed by their lived realities.
We are available to listen to you and amplify your voices!

Happy sunday from all of us.

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No10/12 Lasu Isheri Road Orphetal Bus Stop Opp, Eterna Filling Station Isheri Idimu Lagos
Lagos

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