2025
From School feeding to Healthcare
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2013-2016
The Journey Begins:
School Feeding
and Deworming Initiative
PACIEH launched a community-driven school health, education, and socioeconomic development project in 2013, focusing on providing school meals to improve student attendance and learning outcomes.
This initiative led to a significant increase in school enrollment and retention rates, with students aged 2–14 years benefiting from the program.
We conducted vital deworming exercises for children's health.
Download Report
2016
Girl-Child Education Research
A research study titled "Girl Child Education in Anambra State: challenges and way forward" was conducted to address the barriers to education faced by girls.
This important research provided valuable recommendations to improve girl-child education in the region, addressing key challenges and creating pathways for better educational outcomes.
Download Report
2017
Monitoring Learning Achievements
of Students in public schools in
Anambra State
PACIEH coordinated four multidisciplinary research studies funded by the Anambra State Government and The World Bank, aiming to enhance the educational performances of secondary school students.
This initiative resulted in improved performances of Anambra State secondary school students in national and international competitions over the last four years
Download Report
2018
Monitoring Learning
Achievements of Science Teachers
PACIEH, funded by the Anambra State Government and The World Bank, developed standardized tests to assess student learning in public schools. The initiative led to improved policies and better academic performance.
Download Report
2016 - 2020
Capacity Building for
Science Teachers
PACIEH coordinated four multidisciplinary research studies funded by the Anambra State Government and The World Bank, aiming to enhance the educational performances of secondary school students.
This initiative resulted in improved performances of Anambra State secondary school students in national and international competitions over the last four years
Download Report
2018
Expansion of teacher programme
PACIEH has played a key role in expanding teacher training programs in Anambra State, focusing on science education. Through workshops and capacity-building initiatives, teachers received advanced training in subject mastery and classroom management. This initiative has strengthened the education system, improving teaching quality and student outcomes.
Download Report
2016 - 2020
School Eye Health Programs
PACIEH advocated for and implemented eye screening programs in remote communities, with sponsorship from trustees like Barrister Onubogu.
Hundreds of pupils were screened for ocular pathologies, leading to early detection and treatment, significantly improving their quality of life and educational outcomes.
Download Report
2023
Goodwill Medical Centre
Commissioned on November 23, 2023, and opened to the public on February 1, 2024, the Goodwill Medical Centre aims to serve poor, low-income families, and marginalized communities.
The center has undertaken high-impact initiatives designed to improve access to healthcare services, continuing PACIEH's mission of transforming lives through healthcare.
Download Report
Training of Traditional
Birth Attendants at
Goodwill Medical Centre
Goodwill Medical Centre, in collaboration with the Enugu State Primary Healthcare Agency, initiated a geospatial mapping project to identify and engage Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs) in nearby communities. This initiative aimed to address the reliance on TBAs due to healthcare access barriers, which had led to preventable maternal and infant deaths..
This program significantly improved maternal and neonatal health outcomes in the region
Download Report
The Bridge Project
The Bridge Project to connects the Iffo Community to Goodwill Medical Centre, ensuring safe and easy access to healthcare for low-income and underprivileged families.
Impact:
1. Safe access to medical care
2. Stronger community connections
3. Improved quality of life
This bridge is more than just a structure—it’s a lifeline to better health.
Download Report
THE JOURNEY
2016
Girl-Child Education Research
A research study titled "Girl Child Education in Anambra State: challenges and way forward" was conducted to address the barriers to education faced by girls.
This important research provided valuable recommendations to improve girl-child education in the region, addressing key challenges and creating pathways for better educational outcomes.
Download Report
2013-2016
The Journey Begins: School Feeding
and Deworming Initiative
PACIEH launched a community-driven school health, education, and socioeconomic development project in 2013, focusing on providing school meals to improve student attendance and learning outcomes. School kitchens were constructed and only mothers who had their children in the schools took turns to cook for the students.
This initiative led to a significant increase in school enrollment and retention rates, with students aged 2–14 years benefiting from the program.
Download Report
2016
Girl-Child Education Research
A research study titled "Girl Child Education in Anambra State: challenges and way forward" was conducted to address the barriers to education faced by girls.
This important research provided valuable recommendations to improve girl-child education in the region, addressing key challenges and creating pathways for better educational outcomes.
Download Report
2017
Monitoring Learning Achievements
of Students in public schools in
Anambra State
PACIEH coordinated four multidisciplinary research studies funded by the Anambra State Government and The World Bank, aiming to enhance the educational performances of secondary school students.
This initiative resulted in improved performances of Anambra State secondary school students in national and international competitions over the last four years
Download Report
2018
Monitoring Learning
Achievements of Science Teachers
PACIEH, funded by the Anambra State Government and The World Bank, developed standardized tests to assess student learning in public schools. The initiative led to improved policies and better academic performance.
Download Report
2016 - 2020
Capacity Building for
Science Teachers
PACIEH coordinated four multidisciplinary research studies funded by the Anambra State Government and The World Bank, aiming to enhance the educational performances of secondary school students.
This initiative resulted in improved performances of Anambra State secondary school students in national and international competitions over the last four years
Download Report
Expansion of teacher programme
PACIEH has played a key role in expanding teacher training programs in Anambra State, focusing on science education. Through workshops and capacity-building initiatives, teachers received advanced training in subject mastery and classroom management. This initiative has strengthened the education system, improving teaching quality and student outcomes.
Download Report
2016 - 2020
School Eye Health Programs
PACIEH advocated for and implemented eye screening programs in remote communities, with sponsorship from trustees like Barrister Onubogu.
Hundreds of pupils were screened for ocular pathologies, leading to early detection and treatment, significantly improving their quality of life and educational outcomes.
Download Report
2023
Goodwill Medical Centre
Commissioned on November 23, 2023, and opened to the public on February 1, 2024, the Goodwill Medical Centre aims to serve poor, low-income families, and marginalized communities.
The center has undertaken high-impact initiatives designed to improve access to healthcare services, continuing PACIEH's mission of transforming lives through healthcare.
Download Report
Training of Traditional
Birth Attendants at
Goodwill Medical Centre
Goodwill Medical Centre, in collaboration with the Enugu State Primary Healthcare Agency, initiated a geospatial mapping project to identify and engage Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs) in nearby communities. This initiative aimed to address the reliance on TBAs due to healthcare access barriers, which had led to preventable maternal and infant deaths..
This program significantly improved maternal and neonatal health outcomes in the region
Download Report
The Bridge Project
The Bridge Project to connects the Iffo Community to Goodwill Medical Centre, ensuring safe and easy access to healthcare for low-income and underprivileged families.
Impact:
1. Safe access to medical care
2. Stronger community connections
3. Improved quality of life
This bridge is more than just a structure—it’s a lifeline to better health.
Download Report
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2013-2016
The Journey Begins:
School Feeding
and Deworming Initiative
PACIEH launched a community-driven school health, education, and socioeconomic development project in 2013, focusing on providing school meals to improve student attendance and learning outcomes. The meals were prepared by the mothers who had children in the school.
School kitchen were contructed for that purpose.
This initiative led to a significant increase in school enrollment and retention rates, with students aged 2–14 years benefiting from the program.
We conducted vital deworming exercises for children's health.
Download Report
2016
Girl-Child Education
Research
A research study titled "Girl Child Education in Anambra State: challenges and way forward" was conducted to address the barriers to education faced by girls.
This important research provided valuable recommendations to improve girl-child education in the region, addressing key challenges and creating pathways for better educational outcomes.
Download Report
2017
Monitoring Learning
Achievements
of Students in public
schools in Anambra State
PACIEH coordinated four multidisciplinary research studies funded by the Anambra State Government and The World Bank, aiming to enhance the educational performances of secondary school students.
This initiative resulted in improved performances of Anambra State secondary school students in national and international competitions over the last four years
Download Report
2018
Monitoring Learning
Achievements of
Science Teachers
PACIEH, funded by the Anambra State Government and The World Bank, developed standardized tests to assess student learning in public schools. The initiative led to improved policies and better academic performance.
Download Report
2016 - 2020
Capacity Building for
Science Teachers
PACIEH coordinated four multidisciplinary research studies funded by the Anambra State Government and The World Bank, aiming to enhance the educational performances of secondary school students.
This initiative resulted in improved performances of Anambra State secondary school students in national and international competitions over the last four years
Download Report
2018
Expansion of teacher
programme
PACIEH has played a key role in expanding teacher training programs in Anambra State, focusing on science education. Through workshops and capacity-building initiatives, teachers received advanced training in subject mastery and classroom management. This initiative has strengthened the education system, improving teaching quality and student outcomes.
Download Report
2016 - 2020
School Eye Health
Programs
PACIEH advocated for and implemented eye screening programs in remote communities, with sponsorship from trustees like Barrister Onubogu.
Hundreds of pupils were screened for ocular pathologies, leading to early detection and treatment, significantly improving their quality of life and educational outcomes.
Download Report
2023
Goodwill Medical Centre
Commissioned on November 23, 2023, and opened to the public on February 1, 2024, the Goodwill Medical Centre aims to serve poor, low-income families, and marginalized communities.
The center has undertaken high-impact initiatives designed to improve access to healthcare services, continuing PACIEH's mission of transforming lives through healthcare.
Download Report
Training of Traditional
Birth Attendants at
Goodwill Medical Centre
Goodwill Medical Centre, in collaboration with the Enugu State Primary Healthcare Agency, initiated a geospatial mapping project to identify and engage Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs) in nearby communities. This initiative aimed to address the reliance on TBAs due to healthcare access barriers, which had led to preventable maternal and infant deaths..
This program significantly improved maternal and neonatal health outcomes in the region
Download Report
The Bridge Project
The Bridge Project to connects the Iffo Community to Goodwill Medical Centre, ensuring safe and easy access to healthcare for low-income and underprivileged families.
Impact:
1. Safe access to medical care
2. Stronger community connections
3. Improved quality of life
This bridge is more than just a structure—it’s a lifeline to better health.
Download Report
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Be part of a revolutionary movement. Harness the power of education, research, and healthcare to make a lasting impact on communities.
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