Aid. Develop. Transform.
About HoCAID
Established in April 2026, HoCAID is a Nigerian organisation building its programme portfolio at the intersection of health, climate, and community development. Our approach centres on listening, collaboration, and systems designed for lasting local ownership.
Our Framework
Our focus includes equitable healthcare, primary care systems, pandemic preparedness, workforce capacity, and universal health coverage.
Our focus includes food security, climate-smart agriculture, agribusiness, value chains, nutrition, and sustainable livelihoods.
Our focus includes the climate-health intersection, adaptation, environmental sustainability, disaster preparedness, and resilience.
Our focus includes digital tools, AI, data systems, monitoring, and evidence-informed decision-making.
Our focus includes accountability, policy reform, citizen participation, and innovative financing for sustainable development.
Our focus includes grassroots participation, behaviour change, advocacy, and culturally responsive communication.
Building with purpose
HoCAID is in its foundational stage, building a programme portfolio across six strategic priorities. The activities below represent our documented work since registration.
Our Work
Real activities, real communities — documented and sourced.
200+
PWDs, caregivers & community influencers reached
14 May 2026 · Ijebu Ode, Ogun State
HOCAID held a one-day HPV awareness and sensitization programme for Persons with Disabilities, preparing an often-underserved population for an upcoming HPV intensification exercise and ensuring girls with disabilities are not left behind in vaccination efforts.
25
displaced women supported (25 aged 14–30)
From 18 April 2026 · IDP Community, Borno State
HOCAID is equipping displaced women in an IDP community with traditional cap-making and local craft skills, strengthening their economic independence. Supported by YEF Fund, GY Mobilization, TAP4, SprutBud, and EU partners.
1,000
women mobilized as programme beneficiaries
19 August 2026 · Makun Health Centre, Sagamu, Ogun State
HOCAID supported the commissioning of Nigeria's Zonal National Community Food Bank Programme at Sagamu, hosted by the First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu. HOCAID mobilized 1,000 women from surrounding communities as beneficiaries, partnering with the Ogun State Government and Primary Health Care Development Board.
All figures drawn from internal activity reports. Updated as new reports are approved.
As our programme portfolio grows, we will share approved updates and evidence here.
About HoCAIDOur Priorities
We are preparing a responsible updates programme. For now, contact HoCAID directly to ask about our priorities or future updates.
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