Support Vulnerable Women and Children in Need

by Centre For HIV/AIDS and STD Research
Support Vulnerable Women and Children in Need
Support Vulnerable Women and Children in Need
Support Vulnerable Women and Children in Need
Support Vulnerable Women and Children in Need
Support Vulnerable Women and Children in Need
Support Vulnerable Women and Children in Need
Support Vulnerable Women and Children in Need
Support Vulnerable Women and Children in Need
Support Vulnerable Women and Children in Need
Support Vulnerable Women and Children in Need
Support Vulnerable Women and Children in Need
Support Vulnerable Women and Children in Need
Support Vulnerable Women and Children in Need
Support Vulnerable Women and Children in Need
Support Vulnerable Women and Children in Need
Support Vulnerable Women and Children in Need
Support Vulnerable Women and Children in Need
Support Vulnerable Women and Children in Need

Project Report | Sep 9, 2026
Report on Funding Challenges for CHISTRE Program

By NDUKA OZOR | EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Introduction

This program is not just about numbers; it is about lives at stake every single year. In remote parts of Nigeria, women are battling HIV and TB without access to treatment, facing social stigma that isolates them, and enduring abandonment at their most vulnerable moments.

One such case is Rukila, who lost two of her triplets and her support system. With timely care and community support through CHISTRE, survival became possible, but her third baby remains sick. This story reflects the urgent need for sustained intervention.

Funding Status

  • Total Goal: $100,000
  • Remaining Need: $97,742
  • Donors: 10
  • Monthly Donors: 0
  • Fundraisers: 1
  • Duration: 1 year

Despite our tireless efforts in our own small ways to raise funds, we have not been able to secure adequate financial support. The gap remains overwhelming, and without additional assistance, our ability to continue providing life-saving care is severely limited.

Challenge

Women in Nigeria’s remote communities face compounded vulnerabilities:

  • Health crises such as HIV and TB
  • Social stigma and isolation
  • Abandonment by family and community
  • Lack of access to essential health services

Our recent intervention in Rakama community highlights these challenges. A woman, after testing positive for TB and HIV, delivered triplets but tragically lost two babies and was abandoned by her husband. With donor support, she received medical and psychosocial care, but her case underscores the urgent need for more resources.

Solution

Your support matters. With adequate funding, women like her can access:

  • Timely diagnosis and treatment
  • Emotional and psychosocial care
  • Community support systems that reduce stigma and abandonment

Long-Term Impact

With sufficient funding, this program can achieve:

  • Prevention of up to 300 maternal and child deaths annually
  • Early detection and treatment for over 1,500 women each year
  • Reduction of stigma and increased community support for at least 10,000 residents
  • Improved productivity and economic participation of healthier families
  • Hope and improved quality of life for thousands of vulnerable women and children

Appeal to GlobalGiving

We are pleading with GlobalGiving to kindly consider supporting us more. Despite our determination and efforts, the funding gap remains vast. Without your increased support, many women and children will continue to suffer preventable deaths and hardships.

Your partnership can transform lives, restore hope, and ensure that survival becomes possible for women in Nigeria’s most vulnerable communities.

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Organization Information

Centre For HIV/AIDS and STD Research

Location: Lagos - Nigeria
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Project Leader:
CHISTRE NG
BAUCHI STATE , BAUCHI Nigeria

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