What We Do

Our Programmes

Six integrated pillars. One mission. Infinite impact.

Our approach

We are building our programme portfolio through community-centred learning, responsible collaboration, and evidence-informed planning.

In the Field

Our Activities

Documented community engagements from HOCAID's first year of operation — sourced from approved field reports.

Participants including wheelchair users attending the HoCAID HPV awareness and sensitisation session in Ijebu Ode

200+

PWDs, caregivers & community members reached

Health Systems Strengthening

Reaching Persons with Disabilities with HPV Awareness

Ijebu Ode, Ogun State · 14 May 2026

In partnership with the Association of Persons with Disabilities (APWD), HOCAID held a one-day HPV sensitisation programme ensuring girls with disabilities are not left behind in vaccination efforts — delivered in the local Ijebu dialect with accessible transport and venue.

Health workers and community representatives at the HoCAID HPV intensification kick-off meeting

7 LGAs

covered in the intensification exercise

Health Systems Strengthening

Kicking Off the HPV Intensification Exercise

Ogun State · 13 May 2026

HOCAID coordinated the launch of an HPV intensification exercise spanning seven Local Government Areas, equipping health workers and community leaders to drive inclusive vaccine coverage and close gaps in underserved populations.

Young women displaying traditional caps they made during HOCAID's livelihoods skills training in Borno State

25

displaced women supported (all aged 14–30)

Food Security, Agriculture & Sustainable Livelihoods

Empowering Displaced Women Through Traditional Cap-Making

IDP Community, Borno State · From 18 April 2026

HOCAID equipped displaced women with traditional cap-making and local craft skills to build economic independence. Supported by YEF Fund, Global Youth Mobilization, TAPE4, SprutBud and the EU, participants moved from training into income-generating production.

HOCAID beneficiary women at the National Community Food Bank commissioning programme in Sagamu, Ogun State

1,000

women mobilised as programme beneficiaries

Food Security, Agriculture & Sustainable Livelihoods

First Lady Launches National Community Food Bank — Ogun State

Makun Health Centre, Sagamu, Ogun State · 19 August 2026

HOCAID mobilised 1,000 women as beneficiaries for the commissioning of Nigeria's Zonal National Community Food Bank Programme — hosted by Nigeria's First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu — in partnership with the Ogun State Government and Primary Health Care Development Board.

All figures drawn from approved internal activity reports. Updated as new reports are filed.

Strategic priority

Health Systems Strengthening

Our focus includes equitable healthcare, primary care systems, pandemic preparedness, workforce capacity, and universal health coverage.

Strategic priority

Food Security, Agriculture & Sustainable Livelihoods

Our focus includes food security, climate-smart agriculture, agribusiness, value chains, nutrition, and sustainable livelihoods.

Strategic priority

Climate Change & Environmental Health

Our focus includes the climate-health intersection, adaptation, environmental sustainability, disaster preparedness, and resilience.

Strategic priority

Digital Innovation, AI & Data Intelligence

Our focus includes digital tools, AI, data systems, monitoring, and evidence-informed decision-making.

Strategic priority

Governance & Policy Innovation

Our focus includes accountability, policy reform, citizen participation, and innovative financing for sustainable development.

Strategic priority

Community Engagement, SBC & Risk Communication

Our focus includes grassroots participation, behaviour change, advocacy, and culturally responsive communication.

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