In February 2026, Project Aisha partnered with Lagos State Health District leadership (Districts 2–6) to convene the first peer-to-peer Quality Improvement (QI) Cluster Meeting during the project’s scale-up phase. The meeting brought together 195 frontline healthcare workers from 69 Primary Health Centres across 16 LGAs, creating a platform for teams…

Earlier this year, matrons and midwives from five private health facilities convened for the Phase 1 Private Facility Cluster Meeting to review progress and exchange insights on applying Quality Improvement (QI) approaches to strengthen service delivery. Discussions focused on improving antenatal care (ANC) health education, enhancing patient engagement, and reducing…

Lagos State’s newly trained Quality Improvement (QI) trainers are driving real change across primary healthcare facilities. After completing intensive QI capacity-building under Project Aisha, they have begun training and mentoring frontline workers, strengthening maternal care practices across 69 PHCs in 16 LGAs. Their leadership is helping embed a sustainable culture…

HSDF, through Project AISHA, is partnering with the Lagos State Ministry of Health and the Federal Ministry of Health under the MAMII Initiative to strengthen maternal health systems. The collaboration is driving evidence-based interventions and coordinated action to improve access to quality care across high-burden communities.

Lagos State has concluded a 5-day Quality Improvement Training of Trainers workshop under Project Aisha. The program equipped 77 participants with skills in data use, problem-solving, and mentorship. Over the next nine months, they will train 140 frontline workers across 70 PHCs, strengthening maternal care and building a sustainable QI…

HSDF, through Project Aisha, is building a stronger Quality Improvement system in Lagos. At the ongoing QI Training of Trainers workshop, 77 frontline providers have been equipped to serve as trainers and mentors, helping to scale progress in reducing maternal deaths and improving service delivery statewide.

Zaria LGA is embedding Quality Improvement into maternal health delivery—with Project Aisha’s support—leading to measurable gains in safer deliveries and better ANC services.

Project Aisha supported Kaduna State in developing its first TBA Policy, integrating TBAs into the health system as trusted partners to improve maternal care.

Project Aisha introduced the BMAC software in Lagos hospitals, equipping staff with tools to digitize financial processes and strengthen systems for sustainable quality healthcare.