Empowerment. Advocacy. Research. Innovative health solutions.
Olive Right to Health Initiative (ORHI) is dedicated to improving the health and social well-being of marginalized communities through empowerment, advocacy, research, and innovative health solutions.
We uphold the principles of accountability and transparency in all our endeavors, working to expand equitable access to quality healthcare, enhance community resilience, and influence inclusive policies that advance dignity, justice, and sustainable development for all.
To rebuild a world where everyone especially those from marginalized communities lives with dignity, equality, and accountability, enjoying optimal health and well-being through inclusive and transparent systems that foster empowerment, justice, and lasting community transformation.
The N-THRIP Community-Led Monitoring (CLM) Project is a people centered accountability initiative designed to strengthen the quality, accessibility, and responsiveness of HIV and related health services in Nigeria.
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The project was designed to respond to interconnected challenges faced by young women in marginalized communities economic insecurity, poor mental health, stigma, and limited access to rights-based health services.
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For many vulnerable young women, especially Female Sex Workers (FSW) and Females Who Use Drugs (FWUD), trauma is not a single event, it is cumulative. It lives in daily stress, stigma, unsafe environments, and the constant pressure to survive.
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Under our ongoing project, we designed a practical pathway from survival to stability, built on three pillars: skills acquisition, start-up support, and systems that sustain progress.
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For many of the young women we work with, economic vulnerability is the root cause of multiple challenges exposure to violence, poor mental health, limited access to healthcare, and dependence on unsafe survival strategies.
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