Centre for Community Resource, Health and Social Development.

Aimed at meeting needs, saving lives!

Who we are

Non-governmental Organization

nonprofit and community based organization

Centre for Community Resource, Health and Social Development (CCRHSD), a non-governmental, nonprofit and community based organization is incorporated with Nigeria Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC/IT/NO 108162)

Where we started

started off as EHIKONDU and changed to CCRHSD

CCRHSD started off as EHIKONDU RESOURCES LIMITED, known as “EHIKONDU” and changed its name to CCRHSD in June 2018 to reflect the overall aim: “meeting needs, saving lives”.

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Sustainability of the socio economic and health status

vulnerable populations, particularly women, children including children made vulnerable by HIV/AIDS and their Caregivers.

Global Consciousness

Established in response to the Global Consciousness

It was established in response to the global consciousness to provide safe environment and improve the health status of the 'at risk/vulnerable population' in the rural communities

About Us

VISION

CCRHSD ENVISIONS a society where people have access to information and the resources they need to attain good health, sustainable livelihood and all social services.

MISSION

Empower the poor and marginalized of all ages and social class to attain full potential through informed decision making, demand for basic social needs for health and total wellbeing. Developing a crop of health and social professionals that are reachable and useful to the development of the rural community and society at large.

VALUES

We value professionalism, integrity, hard work, commitment and; ingenuity.

CORE MANDATE

CCRHSD focuses on HIV prevention, care and support services, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC), Maternal and Child Health (MCH), Food Security and Livelihood, Humanitarian aids, protection and human rights, health promotion and disease prevention generally.

Reachout

provide safe environment and improve the health status of the 'at risk/vulnerable population' in the rural communities through universal access to comprehensive knowledge and skills, facilitate improvement and sustainability of the socio economic and health status of vulnerable populations

Non Profit

Centre for Community Resource, Health and Social Development (CCRHSD), a non-governmental, nonprofit and community based organization is incorporated with Nigeria Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC/IT/NO 108162).

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The Main Focus
Of CCRHSD

HIV prevention, care and support services
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)
Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC)
Maternal and Child Health (MCH)
Food Security and Livelihood
Humanitarian aids
protection and human rights
health promotion and disease prevention generally
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Recent Projects

Distribution of VSLA materials to established Village Savings and Loan Association (VSLA) groups in Abagena IDP Camp.

Under the Renewed Women’s Voice and Leadership (RWVL) Nigeria Project, CCRHSD distributed VSLA materials to established Village Savings and Loan Association (VSLA) groups in Abagena IDP Camp. The materials will support effective group management, record keeping, savings, and access to small loans, helping women strengthen their financial resilience and build greater economic independence. Funded by @Global Affairs Canada and supported by @ActionAid Nigeria

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World Menstrual Hygiene Day 2026

CCRHSD Commemorates World Menstrual Hygiene Day with an In-School Sensitization for Girls In commemoration of World Menstrual Hygiene Day, CCRHSD in collaboration with BENGONET organized an in-school sensitization session aimed at empowering school children with accurate knowledge about puberty, menstruation, and menstrual hygiene management. "Menstruation tells a beautiful story of growth and development" says Mrs Ene during her session. The interactive session provided a safe space for learners to discuss changes associated with puberty and gain a better understanding of menstruation. Participants were educated on the importance of maintaining proper hygiene during menstruation and were practically guided on the correct use of sanitary pads. The sensitization also addressed common myths and misconceptions surrounding menstruation, helping to reduce stigma and build confidence among the students. To support menstrual health and dignity, sanitary pads and other essential hygiene items were distributed to the children. At CCRHSD, we remain committed to promoting menstrual health, breaking the silence around menstruation, and ensuring that every girl has the knowledge, confidence, and resources she needs to thrive. #WorldMenstrualHygieneDay #PeriodFriendlyWorld #MenstrualHealthMatters #EndPeriodStigma #CCRHSD #GirlsEmpowerment #MenstrualHygiene #TogetherForAPeriodFriendlyWorld

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MEETING NEEDS AND SAVING LIVES THROUGH A COST-EFFECTIVE VACCINATION REMINDER PROGRAM FOR CAREGIVERS OF CHILDREN ON ROUTINE IMMUNIZATION!

Every child deserves a healthy start, but in the bustle of daily life, keeping track of complex immunization schedules can be a challenge. According to the 2021 Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys (MICS), about 50% of caregivers attribute missed vaccinations to a lack of knowledge or simply forgetting the immunization schedule. Additional barriers including security challenges, long distances to health facilities, transportation costs, and persistent myths and beliefs about immunization further limit timely completion of childhood vaccines. The Centre for Community Resource, Health and Social Development (CCRHSD) in partnership with Notify Health is bridging this gap through the Vaccination Reminder Program to strengthen immunization follow-up systems across health facilities in Benue State. So far, caregivers of over 1,500 children have been reached. This vital intervention ensures children receive their routine immunizations on time, and this marks an important step toward improving immunization adherence, reducing dropouts, and ensuring more children complete their life-saving vaccines on schedule.

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2026 World Malaria Day

We at the Centre for Community Resource, Health and Social Development-CCRHSD in collaboration with other stakeholders, join the global community to mark 2026 World Malaria Day, a reminder that malaria is preventable, treatable, and together, we can end it. We remain committed to driving change and saving lives. The fight against malaria starts with all of us, and every action counts: 🛡️ Prevent – Protect yourself and your family by sleeping under insecticide-treated nets 🔬 Detect – Get tested early and seek treatment at the first sign of fever 🤝 Support – Strengthen our communities and health systems by keeping your environment clean 💙 Act – Take action today for a malaria-free tomorrow by supporting community health efforts Now we can. Now we must. #WorldMalariaDay #EndMalaria #HealthForAll #CCRHRSD #meetingneedssavinglives

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