The Rosana Empowerment Foundation’s (REF) Community-Led WASH Monitoring System is a mobile-based platform empowering remote communities to control their water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) needs through real-time reporting, GPS tracking, and educational resources. This system ensures timely responses, community involvement, and sustainable improvements in public health and hygiene practices.
Mpox, formerly monkeypox, is a re-emerging viral disease, primarily in Nigeria since 2017. It spreads through close contact with infected individuals, animals, or materials. Symptoms include rash, fever, and swollen lymph nodes, with severe cases causing complications. Public health measures and education are crucial for controlling the spread and preventing future outbreaks.
The World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General, Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, recently declared the upsurge of
Maternal mortality is a serious issue in remote areas with limited healthcare. The Rosana Empowerment Foundation (REF) addresses this through mobile health clinics, training for midwives, and awareness campaigns. These efforts provide crucial medical services, improve local midwifery skills, and educate communities, resulting in significantly reduced maternal mortality rates and better health outcomes.
In Bauchi State, Nigeria, the journey toward economic independence, personal growth, and gender equality for
In Northern Nigeria, where traditional customs and cultural norms often shape community practices, the Rosana
As a member of the global network of activists and supporters striving for environmental justice,
Rosana Empowerment Foundation (REF) is making strides in youth empowerment through skills acquisition, as evidenced
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Ladies and Gentlemen, Good morning, With heartfelt gratitude and unwavering determination, I stand before you
