Georgetown Global Health Nigeria (GGHN) is a leading organization dedicated to enhancing public health systems across Africa through clinical care, epidemiological research, and rapid response to health crises. GGHN has fortified health infrastructures, provided antiretroviral therapy to over 1.5 million people living with HIV, and conducted extensive research to inform public health policies. Additionally, GGHN has made significant strides in polio eradication, supporting vaccination campaigns and surveillance efforts. The organization also addresses gender-based violence through community education and support programs and combats cervical cancer by promoting screenings and vaccinations. By partnering with local leaders and healthcare providers, GGHN ensures culturally sensitive and sustainable interventions.

Collaboration with institutions like the Georgetown University Center for Global Health Practice and Impact, and funding bodies such as the USAID, The Global Fund, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, amplifies GGHN's impact. Committed to transparency and continuous improvement, GGHN aims to create a world where everyone has access to quality healthcare and resilient communities, inspiring support and fostering strong connections with stakeholders to advance public health and make a lasting difference.

At GGHN, our mission is to transform health outcomes across Africa by strengthening health systems. We aim to foster resilience within communities, advance public health knowledge, and advocate for policies that support robust health initiatives. Through our work, we strive to ensure access to quality healthcare for all, particularly the most vulnerable populations.