CFINE OKOROCHUKWU

Experience/Responsibilities

• Administrative management of the organization, presiding over management meetings, planning long and short term strategies, setting up targets, initiating partnerships/collaborations, Budget planning/Budget Developments, staff appraisals.
• Health Education: Policy development, curriculum organization, appropriate presentation, student assessment, student appraisals.
• Health Promotions: Coordinated school health promotion, community mobilization, community health promotion, capacity building.
• School Health programs: school health promotion, school health education
• Experiential learning: Highly experienced in Public Health practicum and experiential learning.
• supervised students and interns practicums in Public Health.
• Grant writing, fundraising, program management, project management.
• Non Governmental Organization and charity development, Experienced in Non profit , creating and building sustainable networks'
• Experienced in facilitations of workshop, seminar, fundraising and training/capacity building events

Impact/Achievements

• Conceptualized the idea of achieving health system financing (health insurance) ,Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG), and Women Empowerment through a Community Based Social Health Insurance (CBSHI)
• Facilitated the granting of special consultative status to Centre for Public Health by United Nations Economic and Social Council.
• Facilitated association of Centre for Public Health with United Nations Department of Global Communications.
• Established a working relationship and collaboration between the Centre for Public Health and Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
• Established and sustained " Ten Million Voices" a network of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) across the world advocating for Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), with current membership of ninety-three (93) coordinators in twenty-three (23) countries, and with four thousand (4,000) volunteers.
• Educated five thousand (5000) women and girls in Nigeria in one (1) year about cervical and breast cancer, representing 80% of the target of the cancer awareness initiative.
• Provided Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) Vaccine to six hundred (600) girls and four hundred and sixty two (462) boys in one (1) year.
• Capacity building on Non-communicable diseases for with hundred and thirty five adults directly and indirectly to two million (2,000,000) audience of our radio and Television Health Talk.
• Provided skilled antenatal care to one thousand, six hundred and thirty (1,630) pregnant women until their delivery in 4 years representing 95% of the targeted population.
• Community health promotion on capacity building for six thousand, three hundred and forty six (6,346) junior and secondary school students about child abuse and its advocacy in 5 years.
• Established Health Clubs in four hundred and twenty-two (422) secondary schools.
• Established a Menstrual pads bank for the vulnerable to have dignified menstruation in Nigeria.
• Increased demand for healthcare services.
• increased demand for Cervical screening and HPV Vaccine.
• Increased the community capacity on disease preventions.
• Increased the fundraising capacity of the Organizations.