Yauri: ten clinics, one monthly meeting and a list of small wins
Repaired windows at Town PHC, a stalled renovation finished at Tondi, a damaged building fixed with facility funds and cleared grounds at MCH Yauri: what three months of LHAAT follow-up in Yauri LGA, Kebbi State, produced.
Gwandu Marafa: a road, a borehole and staff housing between two visits
When LHAAT members in Gwandu LGA, Kebbi State, returned to the Gwandu Marafa health facility in August 2026, an access road, a borehole, staff accommodation and fencing had appeared since their first visit, and more pregnant women were attending.
Three staff, one clinic: supportive supervision at PHC Jajaye, Rogo
The Rogo LHAAT committee in Kano State visited PHC Jajaye with elders, a youth leader and a representative of persons with disabilities. They commended the health workers and listed six gaps, starting with staffing.
Soba: taking facility findings to the Vice Chairman and the village head
LHAAT members in Soba LGA presented their monitoring findings to the Vice Chairman, who pledged therapeutic food for malnourished children, bed nets for every pregnant woman at ANC and closer supervision of PHCs. A village head then committed to mobilising his community.
Rigachikun’s traditional leaders take up the antenatal message
After a meeting with the LHAAT team, the Sarki of Rigachikun and ward heads in Igabi LGA committed to urging women to attend antenatal and postnatal clinics, and to report any service gaps to the facility.