Centre for Community Resource, Health and Social Development.
Aimed at meeting needs, saving lives!
Who we are
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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Renewed Women’s Voice and Leadership Nigeria (RWVL-N) Project Launch
Big news!!! Because every Nigerian woman deserves to be seen, heard, and protected, As part of efforts to promote and protect the rights of women and girls in Nigeria, Centre for Community Resource, Health and Social Development (CCRHSD), with support from ActionAid Nigeria and funding from Canada’s International Development – Global Affairs Canada through the Renewed Women’s Voice and Leadership Nigeria (RWVL-N) Project, announces the commencement of a two year project in Benue State, with a focus on Addressing Gender-Based Violence in conflict settings, aimed at achieving Increased access to effective GBV prevention and response services for women and girls in Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) Camps and host communities and build their economic resilience. This project is fully funded by Global Affairs Canada. Visit www.feministhub.org to learn more and sign up to be part of the movement. Join the conversation by sharing your voice using #AllNigerianWomenMatter. #CanadaDev #canadainnigeria
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CCRHSD New Office Dedication
We are excited to unveil and dedicate our new office complex at Nyiman, Makurdi, which took place on Thursday, 27th November 2025. The new office, located adjacent to Living Faith Church on Ikyoyer Atser Street, provides a welcoming space to better serve our community and advance our mission. This milestone reflects our commitment to growth, stronger collaboration, and delivering even greater impact to the communities we serve.” We thank God for bringing us this far and are grateful to everyone who joined us in celebrating this milestone. We look forward to continuing our work from our new home #CCRHSD #NewOffice #Makurdi #CommunityImpact #GrowthAndProgress #Meetingneeds #Savinglives
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16 Days of Activism Against GBV 2025
CCRHSD hosted a school sensitization program at NUJ PEN College, Nyiman, Makurdi, as part of the 16 Days of Activism Against GBV. With this year’s theme, “United to End Digital Violence Against Women and Girls,” students were empowered with the knowledge and tools to stand up, speak out, and protect themselves and others both online and offline. Together, we can create safer spaces and a future free from Gender-Based Violence! #16DaysOfActivism2025 #EndGBV #UnitedToEndDigitalViolence #CCRHSD #Meetingneedssavinglives #Makurdi #BenueState
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NUTRITION IN EMERGENCY PROGRAMS IN INTERNALLY DISPLACED PERSONS (IDP) CAMPS IN BENUE STATE.
The worsening state of insecurity in Benue has posed an ever-increasing threat to lives of the people and means of livelihood. Scores of people have been displaced from their ancestral homes with loss of farmland and limited access to healthcare driving food insecurity, with Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) among children under five reaching 8.4% in the Internally Displaced Persons Camps. In the aftermath of the devastating Yelewata attack in Guma LGA in June 2025, Centre for Community Resource, Health and Social Development (CCRHSD) has continued to deliver critical Nutrition in Emergency services to women and children in IDP camps across Makurdi and Guma. Under the network of Civil Society-Scaling Up Nutrition in Nigeria (CS-SUNN), CCRHSD in collaboration with the Benue State Primary Health Care Board (BPHCB), with support from UNICEF, has run an Out Patient Therapeutic (OTP) site for SAM cases in children, as well as pregnant and breastfeeding mothers. Malnourished children are treated with Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Feeds (RUTF) and women are given Multi Micronutrients Supplements (MMS) with enriched blended flour to boost their immunity and improve nutritional outcome. Caregivers also receive Maternal, Infant and Young Child Nutrition (MIYCN) education, food demonstrations, and peer support through mother-to-mother support groups to promote health and encourage affordable and locally available feeding practices. So far, 221 severely malnourished children below age 5 have been placed on RUTF and 101(46%) have been discharged because they are cured. Together, we are working to protect the health and dignity of displaced women and children, and advocating for a safer, more secure future for all.
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