Kebbi State
Kebbi in action
ICSA works across the 21 local government areas of Kebbi State, with implementation led by NANA Girls Empowerment Initiative, to reach every child with immunisation and malaria services through primary health care that is sustainably financed, integrated, community-led and accountable.
NANA Girls Empowerment Initiative
Programme footprint
Where ICSA works in this state
Local Health Accountability and Advocacy Teams (LHAATs) have documented activity in six local government areas of Kebbi State: Augie, Bagudo, Birnin Kebbi, Gwandu, Ngaski and Yauri. Teams visit primary health centres to record staffing, equipment and infrastructure needs, return to check progress, and hold community engagement meetings with ward development committees, traditional and religious leaders.
The implementing partner in Kebbi State is the NANA Girls and Women Empowerment Initiative.
News
Latest from this state
5 July 2026 · Community
A monitoring visit to Gitta Birni and Illela PHCs in Gwandu LGA, Kebbi State, found cooperative facility heads and a caregiver who credited a team member’s home visits with changing her family’s decision on vaccination.
Publications
Reports and briefs about this state
Video
A sick newborn can deteriorate in hours. Knowing the danger signs, and acting on them at the first facility or community contact, is one of the most powerful things a PHC worker can do.
Video
About one in ten newborns needs help to start breathing. In a primary health centre the person in the room is often the only skilled attendant. This session is about being ready for that moment.
Video
Birth asphyxia, a baby failing to start or keep breathing at birth, is one of the leading causes of newborn death, and the burden falls heavily on primary health centres. Most affected babies need only simple, timely steps.
Contact
State team
For enquiries about ICSA in this state, contact the C-WINS secretariat: info@c-wins.org · 0803 590 9897. State team contacts are published with the team’s approval.
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