VSI – Vision Spring Initiatives

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CATCH UP WITH VSI #GIRLIMPACT PROJECT

Last year, Vision Spring Initiatives commenced its #GirlImpact Project. After 3 days of intensive training of 12 female volunteers on comprehensive sexuality education and other Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) issues, we partnered with two secondary schools in two local government areas in Lagos state- Kosofe and Ikorodu. The LGAs selected were from …

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The mental health impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, lock down and social distancing among health workers and others.

  ‘As a young person with goals and aspirations set at the beginning of the year I never imagined that a time will come when I will not be able to leave my house-This still seems like a dream  I am yet to wake up from’ Elizabeth Talatu, SRHR youth advocate This is the story …

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VISION SPRING INITIATIVES CELEBRATES INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2020

  “Reproductive freedom is critical to a whole range of issues. If young people cannot take charge of the most personal aspects of our lives, they cannot take care of anything. It should not be seen as a privilege or a benefit, but as a fundamental human right”.  These are the words of feminist activist, …

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VISION SPRING INITIATIVES’ NATIONAL TRIBUNAL/DIALOGUE ON TACKLING UNSAFE ABORTION IN NIGERIA.

Nigeria has the third highest infant mortality in the world and also the largest contributor to global mortality rate. The rates are high not because diseases leading to death cannot be cured or prevented. Women and girls are dying from preventable and treatable sexual health complications as a result of entrenched resistance to women’s autonomy …

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Vision Spring Initiatives’ Partnership with North East Regional Initiative On Peace Building.

Vision Spring Initiative since March 2019 through consultancy services is partnering with North East Regional Initiative (NERI) on a USAID funded project to support ending violent extremist attacks in Bornu and Adamawa states. In Northern Nigeria, women and girls are being exposed under a terrible system of marginalization. They struggle economically and socially through many traditions …

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The Universal Health Coverage: Why it must count for women and girls.

The Universal Health Coverage: Why It Must Count for Women and Girls  Nigeria is the biggest country in West Africa with diverse people and cultures. Nigeria’s Universal Health Coverage is one of the many areas the country is working to keep pace with leading countries in the world. To close the existing gap in health …

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Report of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW 63) by Ngozi Nwosu-Juba.

N Preamble According to the NGOCSW 63 2019 Guidebook, nearly 5,200 Civil society members and 1,850 government delegates attended the UN commission on the Status of Women this year, making it the largest annual gathering of the international women’s movement at the UN-a time for renewal of collective purpose and action. The priority theme for …

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BALANCE FOR BETTER- IN CELEBRATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S MONTH.

In celebration of March 8: International Women’s Day It is a privilege to be among great women at such a time as this! It is indeed a privilege to be a woman in this generation! A generation where women are unapologetically fighting for their freedom. A generation where women are unabashedly using their voices to …

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