Apinji

Apin Public Health Initiatives is a non-governmental organization focused on providing sustainable solutions to address HIV/AIDS and other significant public health diseases in Nigeria and Africa. The organization offers a range of services including health systems strengthening, maternal, newborn, and child health programs, as well as initiatives for emerging infectious diseases and global health security. Since 2018, APIN has tested over 363,679 people for HIV and supported more than 10,506 individuals living with HIV through its PEPFAR program. Additionally, it has treated 234 people for Tuberculosis across eight states.

The organization's work is multifaceted, encompassing direct project implementation, research through its Independent Review Board, and knowledge dissemination via publications and an annual symposium. APIN collaborates with various partners to execute its projects and enhance its impact on the communities it serves. The business model appears to be that of a non-profit, relying on grants and partnerships, such as the one with PEPFAR, to fund its public health programs. The primary clients and beneficiaries are populations affected by major diseases in Nigeria and other African countries.

Keywords: public health, non-governmental organization, HIV/AIDS programs, health systems strengthening, infectious disease control, global health security, maternal health, child health, tuberculosis treatment, medical research, PEPFAR, Nigeria healthcare, Africa healthcare, disease prevention, health initiatives, community health, medical support, public health services