Who we are
RedAid Nigeria (RAN) is dedicated to empowering individuals affected by leprosy, TB, Buruli Ulcer, and other Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs). We operate with a gender-sensitive approach, aiming to promote gender equity and equality both within the organization and in all development projects. Recognizing that gender equality is key to sustainable development, RAN prioritizes gender issues and supports women in developing their skills, self-confidence, and self-reliance. We are committed to eliminating all forms of discrimination against women and adhere to a code of conduct that prohibits sexual exploitation and abuse of any person, especially children.
Vision Statement
Our vision is a world in which no one suffers from diseases of exclusion such as Buruli ulcer, leprosy, tuberculosis, and other diseases of poverty and their consequences such as disability and mental health challenges.
Mission Statement
To provide integrated health services to indigent people affected by diseases of exclusion and other diseases associated with poverty and their consequences such as disability and mental health challenges.
Our Annual Report highlights the progress, impact, and lessons from our work across Nigeria. It presents key achievements in leprosy control, tuberculosis care, neglected tropical diseases, and community empowerment. The report reflects our commitment to transparency, accountability, and improving lives through sustainable health and social programs.
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Our Story RedAid Nigeria evolved from the long-standing presence of DAHW (German Leprosy and Tuberculosis Relief Association) in Nigeria. To strengthen local leadership and deepen community impact, DAHW transitioned its operations into a fully Nigerian entity
Our team includes skilled professionals in public health, project management, community outreach, and clinical services. We work with dedication and local insight to deliver results where they are needed most.
We work with local, national, and international partners to expand our reach and strengthen impact. These include state ministries of health, community-based organizations, and global health institutions. Together, we improve access, build capacity, and deliver lasting change.
We provide services for people affected by leprosy, tuberculosis, and other neglected diseases. Our work covers early case detection, treatment, rehabilitation, health education, and psychosocial support. We focus on reaching underserved communities through integrated, person-centered approaches.