HEALTH● ELEVATEDSep 26 · Sep 26, 2026, 12:06 AM
IntegratE: Stakeholders seek sustainability as family planning intervention reaches 1.7m women
primanews · nigeria · sub saharan africa
Angela Onwuzoo As the Society for Family Health’s IntegratE 2.0 Project provided family planning services to no fewer than 1.7 million women in Nigeria, stakeholders have called for its sustainability to expand coverage in underserved communities and reach more women with modern contraceptive methods. SFH said the intervention provided family planning services to 1.7 million [...]
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