By Olatunde Olaolu & Janet Joseph-Abah (Interns) World Health Day is celebrated annually on the
The United Nations General Assembly has designated October 15 as the International Day of Rural
In recent years, the healthcare industry has been emphasizing patient-centered care. One way they’re doing
Polio has existed in Nigeria as far back as the 1950s. In 2006, Nigeria had
ACCESS project is an 18-month multi-pronged approach at the community and facility levels in two
By: Olympus Ade-Banjo and Grace Nwaononiwu Viruses have recently gotten increased public attention as a
Promoting Community Health and Development in Nigeria. Dear Friends, For Vaccine Network for Disease
In the 1980’s, scientists discovered HIV. You might think, everyone already knows all about this
Schools in Nigeria have officially resumed. However, many parents are anxious about the safety of
World Breastfeeding Week 2020 started on Saturday 1 August, 2020 and ends on Friday 7
At VNDC, we discovered that ‘vaccines’ are not enough. From our experience, especially in urban slums and rural communities, providing vaccines for typical diseases is only the first step in developing sustainable communities. Hunger affects these communities even more. Illiteracy affects these communities and even contributes to other acts that could further hinder the development of communities. We wanted to do more. We wanted to provide solutions to as many of these other problems as we could. This led to the redefinition of the terms DISEASES and VACCINES.
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