Impact
What we do
Our work brings health solutions closer to the communities that need them most. Through integrated programmes across six thematic areas, we strengthen health systems, empower communities, and address the root causes of disease and inequality.
Thematic
Areas of impact
We address health inequities through interconnected programmes that strengthen systems and empower communities.
Response
Tuberculosis, HIV and malaria advocacy
Multilevel responses that address root causes and strengthen health systems.
Community-led monitoring and accountability
Communities track service quality and report barriers, driving real-time improvements in care.
Gender, rights and stigma reduction
Eliminating discrimination and ensuring equitable access to health services for all.
Innovation
Youth & women empowerment
Supporting youth and women to advocate for their health, rights, and wellbeing.
Policy
Parliamentary engagement and policy influence
Engaging lawmakers and policymakers to embed community voices in health policy.
Capacity building and community empowerment
Training healthcare workers and volunteers to provide sustained support and advocacy.
Measurable progress across Nigeria's health landscape
Since launching OneImpact Nigeria, we've scaled community-led monitoring across 11 states and engaged over 33,000 people on our platform. Our work has reached half a million individuals with critical information on TB, TPT, stigma, and rights. We've resolved more than 50 human rights barriers to care, trained 100+ healthcare workers and community volunteers, and launched 6 TB support groups in Lagos alone.
100+
Healthcare workers, TB survivors, and young volunteers engaged through capacity building for provision of vital information on TB, psychosocial and TB treatment adherence support
33,000+
People onboarded on the OneImpact Nigeria platform
500,000+
People reached with information on TB, TPT, stigma and rights of people affected by TB
Scaling impact across Nigeria's states
11
States reached with OneImpact
50+
Human rights barriers resolved
6
TB support groups launched in Lagos
Recognition and testimonials
Our work speaks for itself
"OneImpact serves as an effective mechanism for identifying service gaps and informing health system priorities across our states and informing priorities."
Dr. Chukwuma Anyaike
Director of Public Health, Ministry of Health
"OneImpact enables real-time tracking of service issues and facilitates peer support and rights awareness in communities most affected by tuberculosis."
Deborah Ikeh
Executive Director, DHDC