Ondo State Primary Health Care Development Agency

Every voice matters. Through our Citizens’ Engagement Town Hall Meetings, we provide a platform for community members to actively participate in shaping health priorities within their localities.

When the community speaks 🗣️ OSPHCDA listens 👂

No community should be left behind.
Be part of the change!

Strengthening community engagement through strategic Social and Behaviour Change Communication is essential to improving primary healthcare delivery and promoting positive health-seeking behaviours at the grassroots.

Today, we recognized the valuable contributions of UNICEF Nigeria SBCC Consultant in Ondo State, Mrs. Moronke Owolabi Orhorhamreru, during our Town Hall Citizen Engagement Meeting.

Her dedication and support reflect the importance of partnership and collaboration in promoting community participation and strengthening healthcare services at the grassroots.

Together, we will continue to build trust, encourage citizen engagement, and advance sustainable healthcare outcomes across our communities.

In Ondo Town – Odo Oja Health Facility, health workers provide step-by-step demonstrations on the correct use of condoms.

It helps clients to:

1. Understand proper condom use
2. Prevent sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
3. Avoid unplanned pregnancies
4. Promote safe and responsible sexual health practices

Correct and consistent condom use offers effective protection for both partners.

Stay informed. Stay protected.

Menstrual Hygiene Day 2026 🌸

Let’s build a !
❤️ Know your body
🧼 Practice good hygiene
📅 Track your cycle
⚖️ Know your options
💆 Practice self-care

Respect your cycle. Period. 🩸



Ondo State Ministry of Health

It’s Menstrual Hygiene Day 2026!

This year’s theme, , reminds us that every girl and woman deserves safe, healthy, and dignified menstruation.

Together, let us break menstrual stigma, expand access to menstrual products and accurate information, and promote improved water, sanitation, and hygiene facilities in our communities.



Ondo State Ministry of Health

Every child deserves more than survival. They deserve the opportunity to thrive through access to quality healthcare, proper nutrition, and a safe environment.

This Children’s Day, we reaffirm our commitment to child well-being, ensuring that no child is left behind in our journey toward a healthier and brighter future.

Together, let us continue to nurture, protect, and invest in every child because healthy children are the foundation of a strong and prosperous nation.

Happy Children's Day, 2026!

From urban settlements to hard-to-reach communities, no area was left behind.

During the net campaign, our supervisors, including Olajide Funmilola, ensured that mosquito nets were delivered to every household and that community members were educated on correct usage.

As the rainy season begins, mosquito breeding increases and the risk of malaria becomes higher. A net over your bed is protection for your entire family.

Sleep under a properly hung mosquito net every night, ensuring that every member of the household is covered.

Together, we can .

The silence around menstruation continues to fuel dangerous myths, stigma, and discrimination against adolescent girls.

Providing girls with accurate information and menstrual hygiene support empowers them to manage menstruation with confidence and dignity.

When girls are informed and supported, their self-esteem improves, school absenteeism reduces, and academic performance improves.

Let us break the silence and



Ondo State Ministry of Health

Happy New Week, Ondo State!

This week, let us take a bold step toward protecting our children and securing their future.

Immunization is safe, effective, and free. It protects children against vaccine-preventable diseases such as polio, malaria, measles-rubella, tetanus, diphtheria, pneumonia, meningitis, and others.

Every child deserves a healthy start in life. Ensure your child completes all routine vaccines on time at the nearest PHC facility.

Do not delay—every vaccine counts in saving lives.




Ondo State Ministry of Health