1,500 Health Workers Trained on Disability-Inclusive Family Planning in Kaduna

In Kaduna, 1,500 health workers were trained on disability-inclusive family planning under a UK aid-funded project by Sightsavers, in partnership with the Kaduna State Government and disability organizations. The training aimed to improve knowledge and confidence among service providers, leading to enhanced access to family planning services for people with disabilities.

Anita Gwom, the Sightsavers program director, highlighted the significant impact of the training in removing barriers faced by disabled individuals. Ummah K.

Ahmad from the Kaduna State Commission of Health emphasized the importance of reshaping attitudes and building inclusive health systems. Abdullahi Aliyu Usman of Janapwd commended the progress made but urged for continued efforts in inclusivity.