On Saturday, 20th December 2025, the Public Health Equity Initiative (PHEI) took a significant step forward in its mission to reduce health inequities by delivering its first-ever community outreach in Piwoyi Community, Abuja. Held at the Piwoyi Community Football Field, adjacent to the busy
Welcome to the final day of Digital Health Equity Week! Over the past four days, we’ve explored what affects our health, how to make workplaces safer, ways to support mental wellbeing, and why including everyone in decisions matters. Today is about
Welcome to Day 4 of Digital Health Week! So far, we’ve explored what shapes our health, how to build sustainable workplaces, and how to promote mental wellbeing. Today, we focus on community engagement and inclusive practices because health improvements work best when
Welcome to Day 3 of Digital Health Equity Week! So far, we’ve talked about the everyday conditions that shape our health (Day 1) and how to make workplaces safer and healthier (Day 2). Today, we turn to something that often gets
Welcome to Day 2 of Digital Health Equity Week! Yesterday, we explored what shapes our health, the Social Determinants of Health (SDOH). Today, we focus on what you can do to make your workplace or community healthier and safer. The small
Day 1: Understanding Health Equity & the Social Determinants of Health Hey there! Did you know that being healthy isn’t just about visiting a doctor or buying medicine? The truth is, our health is shaped by the places we live, the
Role OverviewWe are seeking a proactive and organised Programme Coordinator to oversee and manage the day-to-day delivery of PHEI programmes. This role will involve coordinating outreach activities, liaising with community partners, supporting volunteers, and ensuring that projects are delivered efficiently and
In many communities across Nigeria, public health initiatives are well-intentioned but often miss the mark. Programs are designed, budgets are allocated, and campaigns are launched, but if the voices of the people they aim to serve aren’t heard, the impact is limited.
Unpacking the everyday wisdom of Nigeria’s informal workers and why their survival strategies deserve more attention In Nigeria and across much of Africa, the informal sector isn’t just an economic category, it’s a lifeline. From market women and vulcanizers to barbers,
How PHEI Aligns with Global Trends, and What That Means for Nigeria and Africa at Large At PHEI, we believe the time for action is now. Across the globe, conversations about equity, wellbeing, and inclusive development are no longer just policy-level
