PLAN Foundation – The Family First

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2025 World TB
Day Press Release.

Theme: “Yes! We Can End TB: Commit, Invest, Deliver,” underscores the urgency of coordinated action, sustainable investments, and accountability to eliminate TB as a public health threat.

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PLAN Foundation
Celebrates IWD 2025.

In 2025, the theme is "For ALL Women and Girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment," emphasising the urgency to expedite progress toward gender parity.

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Making TB History,
Our Top Priority.

PLAN Foundation's initiative dedicated to eradicating Tuberculosis through innovative interventions and community engagement, aiming to consign TB to history.

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Empower. Prevent.
Thrive. Stop Malaria.

PLAN Foundation employs IPC conductors to boost awareness on malaria prevention, diagnosis, and treatment, promoting recommended control measures within communities.

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Community Systems
Strengthening

Advocating for vulnerable groups, especially girls and women with disabilities, we challenge discrimination and gender-based violence linked to socio-economic status.

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PLAN Foundation
L.E.A.D's Impact

PLAN Foundation, a leader since 2010, implements the Global Fund CSS project in Nigeria, coordinating 20 CBOs in Oyo and Osun States.

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PLAN Foundation - The Family First!

You are welcome to the website of PLAN Health Advocacy and Development Foundation (PLAN Foundation).

As one of the few PLHIV support groups in the growing Network of People Living With HIV/AIDS in Nigeria (NEPWHAN), PLAN had the responsibility of midwifing the establishment, mentoring, and nurturing of several support groups in the Southwestern region of Nigeria thrust at it soon after its emergence.

A visit to our website promises to be a journey into PLAN Foundation’s achievements, activities, and affiliations. There is also ample opportunity for active interaction and exchange of information with the visitor to the website as well as linkage to further information, online resources, and regular updates on programs, events, and trending issues on health and development as they affect the individual, family, community and the world at large.

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PLAN Foundation

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March 24, 2025

PLAN FOUNDATION celebrates worlds TB Day. Check out the press release below. https://planfoundation.org.ng/plan-health-advocacy-and-development-foundation-press-release-on-world-tuberculosis-day-2025/ Leye Ojemuyiwa Obatunde Oladapo Oyo State College of Health Science and Technology

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March 18, 2025

PLAN Foundation Recruitment Notice: Finance Manager (PLANF-F01) 2025 Established in 2002, PLAN Health Advocacy and Development Foundation (PLAN Foundation) has been actively engaged in community engagement, capacity building, mobilization of civil society networks/coalitions, facilitating inclusiveness, economic strengthening, climate change adaptation, service delivery as well as civil society advocacy and activism in Nigeria and beyond for over 2 decades. PLAN Foundation is recruiting a Finance Manager at its Head Office in Ibadan. Position: FINANCE MANAGER (PLANF-F01) Location: Ibadan Job Type: Full Time Contract duration: 1 year (Renewable Based On Performance) https://planfoundation.org.ng/plan-foundation-recruitment-notice-finance-manager-planf-f01-2025/

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— HIV and AIDS

At PLAN Foundation’s our proactive advocacy aimed at curbing the global spread of HIV/AIDS through early testing, detection, and treatment.

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— Tuberculosis

Our programmes are dedicated to eradicating Tuberculosis through innovative interventions and community engagement, aiming to consign TB to history.

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— Malaria

We employ IPC conductors to boost awareness on malaria prevention, diagnosis, and treatment, promoting recommended control measures within communities.

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— Community Systems Strengthening

We advocate for vulnerable groups, especially girls and women with disabilities, we challenge discrimination and gender-based violence linked to socio-economic status.

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— L.E.A.D

We and our partners in supporting vulnerable groups, particularly children, youths, and women—especially those with HIV or disabilities—within the framework of Livelihood and Economic-Strengthening through Agricultural Development (L.E.A.D), underscores a clear correlation between socio-economic status and vulnerability.