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General Hospital Calabar, working with ECEWS under the ACE-5 project, has taken major steps toward seamless HIV service integration. By aligning pharmacy, laboratory, and records units, the facility delivers patient-centred care to over 3,400 clients with a 95% viral load suppression rate. This strategic shift ensures confidentiality, equity, and continuity of care across all service touchpoints.
ECEWS strengthened PMTCT services in Bakassi LGA, Cross River State, testing pregnant women for HIV, initiating mothers on PrEP, and delivering early infant diagnosis to improve maternal and child health outcomes.
To commemorate World TB Day 2026, ECEWS reinforced its commitment to ending tuberculosis through nationwide awareness campaigns, community road walks, TB/HIV screenings, and support for local health programs across Warri, Ekiti, and Osun States.
ECEWS ACE5 and NISRN carried out a joint supervisory visit across Akwa Ibom to improve laboratory coordination and referral systems. The exercise enhanced collaboration, streamlined sample flow, and strengthened service delivery for faster, more reliable diagnostics.
ECEWS, in partnership with the Enugu State Ministry of Health, is reducing malaria burden through free testing, treatment, and preventive supplies. The project is improving maternal health, easing household costs, and driving economic growth across Enugu State.
ECEWS Osun State has taken bold steps to strengthen healthcare service delivery by conducting a comprehensive clinical audit across supported facilities. Led by Dr. Emmanuel Esara, the audit team reviewed clinical documentation, verified alignment with national treatment guidelines, and assessed the accuracy of records in both EMR systems and hospital care cards. This exercise not only highlighted the quality of care provided but also identified areas for targeted mentoring, reinforcing accountability and continuous improvement in healthcare services.
