

We deliver community health education, maternal and child health awareness, disease prevention campaigns, nutrition education, reproductive health information, and referrals that help families make.
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Through entrepreneurship support, financial literacy, skills development, and livelihood initiatives, we help women strengthen their incomes, build resilience, and contribute to their communities' economic growth.
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We work with schools, parents, and community leaders to promote child rights, prevent abuse and exploitation, strengthen safeguarding practices, and create safer environments where children can learn and thrive.
Learn MoreAnnie Rural Health and Women Foundation (ARHWF) is a Nigerian non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of women, children, and underserved rural communities. We work where the need is greatest, collaborating with communities to address the root causes of poor health, gender inequality, limited economic opportunity, and violence against women and children.

We welcome volunteers who can support our outreaches, school programmes, and community sensitisation activities.
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Together, we can build healthier, safer, and more resilient rural communities. Partner With ARHWF
Learn MoreDuring Gender-Based Violence Awareness Month, ARHWF partnered with the Ministry of Justice to take Akwa Ibom's Violence Against Persons Law beyond government halls — into a classroom. At St. Francis Primary School, Atai Ibiaku, pupils and teachers learned their rights to safety and protection. It's policy turned into protection, one school at a time.


At St. Francis Primary School in Atai Ibiaku, Ibiono Ibom LGA, pupils and teachers learned about gender-based violence, child protection, and the rights the law exists to protect.
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"The health education sessions opened our eyes to issues we had never discussed openly. From cervical cancer awareness to malaria prevention and reproductive health, the knowledge we gained has helped many women make better decisions for themselves and their families. We are grateful for the care and respect shown to our community."
Akwa Ibom State
"The awareness program on gender-based violence gave our community the confidence to speak up and seek help. Parents, teachers, and young people all participated, and the discussions helped us better understand our rights, responsibilities, and how to protect vulnerable members of our community."
Ibiono Ibom LGA
"The team's visit to our school left a lasting impression on our pupils. Beyond donating exercise books and sanitary pads, they inspired our students to value education, personal hygiene, and healthy living. Their engagement was practical, interactive, and truly impactful."
Primary School, Akwa Ibom State


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