Our extensive network of partnerships enables us to leverage resources, share expertise, and amplify our collective impact across Nigeria.

Government Agencies:
We work closely with the Federal Ministry of Health, State Ministries of Health, and Local Government Area health departments to align our programs with national health priorities and strengthen public health systems.
International Organizations: Collaborations with international NGOs, UN agencies,and global health initiatives provide us with technical support, funding, and access to global best practices.

Local Communities and Traditional Leaders:
We engage directly with community leaders, traditional rulers, and religious organizations to ensure our programs are
culturally sensitive, accepted, and sustainable.

Media Outlets:
Strategic partnerships with television, radio, and print media, as well as social media influencers, enable us to disseminate public health messages widely and effectively, raising awareness and promoting behavior change.

Academic and Research Institutions:
We collaborate with universities and research bodies to conduct studies, generate evidence, and inform our program strategies,ensuring our interventions are data-driven and impactful.

Other Civil Society Organizations (CSOs):
We partner with other local and national NGOs to share resources, avoid duplication of efforts, and create a stronger collective voice for health advocacy.

Our Collaborative Impact:
Through these partnerships, SCHF has successfully implemented large-scale health interventions, influenced policy reforms, and built sustainable health capacities within communities.
Our collaborative model ensures that our efforts are integrated into the broader health ecosystem, leading to more resilient and equitable health outcomes for all Nigerians.