The Abuja outreach centered on the distribution of food relief items and essential hygiene products, complemented by comprehensive sensitization on maternal and child health. The sessions covered proper nutrition, basic healthcare practices, hygiene maintenance, infant care, and the importance of immunization. Activities were targeted at vulnerable individuals residing in the Durumi IDP Camp.

Engagement Level

Community participation was notably high. Nursing and breastfeeding mothers engaged actively in the sensitization sessions, asking relevant questions and demonstrating strong interest in improving their knowledge of nutrition, hygiene, and childcare. Key engagement activities included:

• Maternal and child health sensitization

• Hygiene education

• Guidance on infant care and breastfeeding

• Nutrition awareness, including food planning and preparation

• Interactive discussions on immunization and general wellbeing

The outreach environment was warm, interactive, and highly participatory.

Beneficiaries

The initiative primarily supported vulnerable women and children within the camp, including:

• Nursing mothers

• Breastfeeding mothers

• Pregnant women

• Women with children under five

• Households experiencing economic hardship

These groups were prioritized due to their elevated nutritional and maternal health needs