Request for Applications (RFA) – WEWE ICHSSA – 003

Integrated Child Health and Social Service Award (ICHSSA) Project – Akwa Ibom and Cross River States

Closure Date:  Friday, August 02, 2019 by 5pm Nigeria time    

Dear Applicant:

Widows and Orphans Empowerment Organisation (WEWE) is a local faith based NGO with a mission to implement effective advocacy and high-impact empowerment programs and services that continually improve the quality of life of orphans, vulnerable children and vulnerable women, working in collaboration with strategic partners.

In response to a Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) from USAID for an upcoming 5 year Integrated Child Health and Social Services project to be implemented in Akwa Ibom and Cross Rivers State from December 2019 to December 2024.

WEWE is soliciting for experienced CSOs and FBOs to apply sub-grant to implement Integrated Child Health and Social Service Award (ICHSSA) Project – Akwa Ibom and Cross River States, hereafter referred to as “ICHSSA”.

ICHSSA is a 5 year USAID funded project with an overall objective to reduce the impact of HIV/AIDS on OVC of vulnerable children and their households in Akwa Ibom and Cross River States in 5 years from 2019 to 2024.

WEWE is soliciting for experienced Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and Faith Based Organizations (FBOs) whose Executive Directors or leadership have intrinsic passion, motivation and hand on involvement in their organizations; whose organizations will be engaged as “Implementing CSOs/FBOS”.

WEWE ICHSSA NOFO RFA is soliciting full proposals from civil society organizations and faith based organizations with experience implementing projects in office based in Akwa Ibom and Cross River states to apply for a sub-grant to implement Integrated Child Health and Social Services project using PEPFAR guidelines to reduce the impact of HIV/AIDS on orphans and vulnerable children and their households in Akwa Ibom and Cross River States. The deadline for submission of these full proposals is Friday, August 02, 2019 by 5pm Nigerian Time.

Full proposals must be submitted electronically and addressed to: The Executive Director , Integrated Child Health and Social Services project (ICHSSA 1) Project, Widows and Orphans Empowerment Organization (WEWE), the email address is: rfa@weweng.org

The email subject line should reference the proposed state of implementation “Akwa Ibom State or Cross River State – RFA WEWE ICHSSA – 003”. Please NOTE: If the email subject line is not referenced as instructed the full proposal will not be considered for review.

SECTION I. PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

1.        OBJECTIVE

WEWE anticipates giving several awards in Akwa Ibom and in Cross River States to local/indigenous CSOs/FBOs to receive a sub-grant carry out activities to increase the number of vulnerable children and their households benefiting from integrated health care and social support services in Akwa Ibom and Cross River States.

2.       PROGRAM OVERVIEW

ICHSSA’s Overall Objective is: ‘to reduce the impact of HIV/AIDS on Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) in Akwa Ibom and Cross River State,’’.

ICHSSA’s project duration: The project duration is 5 years (2019- 2024).

Geographical coverage: ICHSSA will work in 2 States. The states are Akwa Ibom and Cross River states.

 ICHSSA specific objectives are:

Specific Objective 1: To increase Households access to basic services and care for OVC in Akwa Ibom and Cross River states.

Specific Objective 2: To build the capacity of communities to ensure that OVC and their households are cared for, protected and their rights secured in Akwa Ibom and Cross River states.

Specific Objective 3: To build the capacity of Local and State Governments to deliver basic services and detect and respond to child rights violations in Akwa Ibom and Cross River states.

Target population

ICHSSA will target is OVC. OVC are defined by the U.S. Government (USG) as “children who have lost a parent to HIV/AIDS, who are otherwise directly affected by the disease, or who live in areas of high HIV prevalence and may be vulnerable to the disease or its socioeconomic effects.” The U.S.

President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), under which this Activity is funded, seeks to benefit children up to the age of 18—including adolescent girls and boys—who are vulnerable due to any or all of the following factors that result from HIV/AIDS:

• A child is HIV positive
• A child lives without adequate adult support
• A child lives outside of family care
• A child is at risk of becoming HIV infected
• A child is marginalized, stigmatized, or discriminated against (Office of Global AIDS Coordinator (OGAC), 2006)

Different age categories

For this target population, ICHSSA will also target different age categories for age appropriate and context interventions such as:

• infants and young children under 1 year
• infants and young children between 1 – 4years
• children between 5 – 9 years
• children between 10 – 14 years
• children between 15 – 17 years
• young person who turns 18 while receiving OVC services under ICHSSA*

* ICHSSA will not terminate a young person who turns 18 while receiving VC services, but will develop appropriate transition strategies based on each household case plans which will cover the buffer period.

Anticipated result: Community, LGA, State and Civil society structures strengthened to provide care, protection and support for vulnerable households and VC.

SECTION II. AWARD INFORMATION

This grants will be made every year for 2 to 3 years subject to the performance of the implementing agent. The duration of any grant award under this solicitation is expected to be two or three years. The estimated start date of grants awarded under this solicitation will be communicated to the  organisation. It is expected that the grant issued under this RFA will be Cooperative agreement/ advance payments however the final determination will be a final negotiation.

SECTION III. ELIGIBILITY

1.        ELIGIBLE RECIPIENTS

• Applicants must be a registered local/indigenous non-governmental entity formally constituted and registered with the corporate affairs commission with evidence of registration either as Incorporated Trusteeship or Limited by Guarantee. An applicant must submit a scanned copy of their CAC registration, certified organizational constitution along with their full proposal as a separate attachment.
• Applicants must have an organization mission that focuses on similar values and thematic area or target group as WEWE.
• Applicant must be a non-for profit making organization
• Applicants must have an audited account
• Applicants must have DUNS Number or willing to apply for a DUNS number
• Must be registered with the State Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development or have the ability to register with this Ministry.

SECTION III – APPLICATION AND SUBMISSION INFORMATION

1.        CONCEPT PAPER INSTRUCTIONS

An applicant must apply using WEWE ICHSSA concept paper form herein.

An applicant must only submit one concept paper for one state

An applicant must submit a scanned copy of their CAC registration certificate

An applicant must submit a scanned copy of certified true copy of their constitution

An applicant must submit a MS word copy of their organization structure or organo-gram

Application and Submission Information:

WEWE expect each applicant to submit the following documents:

• Concept papers submitted using the required form,
• A scanned copy of their CAC certificate.
• A scanned copy of their certified constitution
• A MS word file of their organizational structure – organogram

Completed concept papers with the above listed documents should be submitted electronically addressed to the ‘Executive Director, WEWE ICHSSA and to the following email addresses’:  rfa@weweng.org and the email subject line should reference the full name of the organization and the proposed state or states of implementation. The concept paper must be submitted not later than 5:00pm local time, on Friday August 02, 2019.

Questions about the RFA should be submitted to the email address weweichssa@weweng.org by Wednesday, July, 31st 2019 by 5:00pm Nigeria Time.

A written reply to questions will be sent to all organizations applying.

When asking questions ensure that your title the subject of the email “Questions”. If the email line is not done as instructed, the email will not be opened.

SECTION IV. APPLICATION EVALUATION EVALUATION PROCESS

The concept paper evaluation process will include the following steps listed below:

Step	Activity
Step 1	The applicant must submit a concept paper using the form.
Step 2	A Grant Evaluation Committee (GEC) will be established to conduct the evaluation of the concept papers
Step 3	An administrative check will be conducted to assess if the eligibility criteria have been met
Step 4	A list of eligible concept papers will be developed
Step 5	The GEC will review eligible concept papers
Step 6	Concept note will be ranked and selected for preliminary participation.

EVALUATION CRITERIA

Concept papers will be evaluated against the criteria below by the Grant evaluation committee (GEC):

Eligibility:

• Does the organization meet the eligibility requirements?

Clarity and Responsiveness to key areas:

• Does the proposed activities fit within the project objectives described in the RFA?

Concept / idea:

• Does the concept paper demonstrate innovative approaches?

Overall Approach and Technical Understanding:

• Does the concept paper demonstrate in-depth understanding of the interrelationships of the strategic objective, strategic principles, and program objectives, as well as the depth of the challenges to VC programming in Nigeria?

Applicant’s responsiveness to requested information in this section (organizational capability)

• Does the concept paper provide adequate information on the organizational history and is the applicant’s reason for existing plausible. Is their values and mission statement similar to WEWE’s.

Experience with VC service delivery programs in Nigeria

• Does the concept paper provide information to show that the applicant has experience working with vulnerable children?

Experience and/or presence in proposed zone

• Does the concept paper provide information to show that the applicant has experience working in Akwa Ibom, CrossRiver and or the Niger Delta, i.e. do they understand the culture, norms, belief systems and languages of the zone? Does the applicant understand the situation of vulnerable children in their proposed state? Did they identify the key stakeholders, their roles and did they describe how they can partner with these stakeholders to implement their work?

Past Performance 

• Does the concept paper document past performance in similar or related programs implemented in the past?
• Does the applicant demonstrate a proven track record on OVC and implementing effective programs of similar magnitude (Budget, Scope, Geographical location, goals and objective)? In evaluating past performance,
• WEWE reserve the right to contact any or all of the references provided by the Applicant

Budget

• Does the concept paper budget seem reasonable and cost effective?

The Grant Evaluation Committee (GEC) ratings:

The Adjectival Rating:

Concept papers will be evaluated based on adjectival ranking. The following adjectives will be used in assessing the criteria set forth:

Outstanding:  An assigned rating within “outstanding” indicates that the concept paper demonstrates an “outstanding” capacity, and exceeds the fullest expectations of WEWE.

Very Good:  Fulfilling the definition of “very good” indicates that, in terms of the overall concept paper and/or specific concept paper sections, the concept paper demonstrates a level of effort that fully meets the evaluation’s requirements and that this effort has produced, or could produce, results which should prove to be substantially beneficial.

Good:  The concept note meets the requirements. The application may contain weaknesses and/or significant weaknesses that are correctable but no deficiencies. An assigned rating of “good” indicates that, in terms of the overall application and/or specific sections, the application demonstrates a “good” understanding and ability to fulfill the requirements. If any weaknesses and/or significant weaknesses are noted, they should not seriously affect the applicant’s performance.

Marginal:  The concept paper demonstrates a shallow understanding of the requirements and approach and marginally meets the minimum evaluation standard. The application contains weaknesses and/or significant weaknesses and may contain deficiencies. If deficiencies exist, they may be correctable. A rating of “marginal” indicates that, in terms of the overall application and/or specific sections the application marginally meets the standard for minimal but acceptable performance. The applicant may address the strategic objective and intermediate results; however there is at least a moderate risk that the applicant will not be successful.

Unacceptable:  The concept paper fails to meet a minimum requirement or contains a major deficiency or major deficiencies. The application is incomplete, vague, incompatible, incomprehensible, or so incorrect as to be unacceptable. The Evaluator thinks that the deficiency or deficiencies is/are uncorrectable without a major revision of the concept paper. The assignment of a rating within the bounds of “unacceptable” indicates that in terms of the overall application and/or specific application sections the concept paper fails to meet performance or capacity standards.

RFA – WEWE ICHSSA – 003

CONCEPT PAPER FORM

Purpose

The Concept Paper Form is designed to gather basic information about the Applicant and what it is proposing to do with the sub-grant. This format should be presented by the applicants in response to the RFA.  Applicants that do not use this form will be disqualified. The concept paper has specified word limits. Please keep to the word limit in each section. Applicants who do not keep to the word limit will have their application   not   considered.

Organizational Details
	Proposed State of Implementation – Akwa Ibom and/or Cross River States
	Applicant Organization’s Name
	Physical address of the Location of Organization’s Office in Nigeria
	Physical address and Location of Organization’s offices in the proposed state (if different)
	Full Name of head of organization i.e. Executive Director or equivalent
	Phone number of Executive Director
	List of all the Trustees or Directors – Please put their names in full
	Website of Applicant
	Applicant’s mission Statement
	Applicant’s values
	Applicant’s organisational goals and objectives as in their constitution from CACA (150 words)
	Date organization was founded and registration status: Attach a copy of your CAC registration certificate and certified true scanned constitution
	Description of the type of organization (faith based organization, community based organization, NGO, INGO, private company, etc)  (20 words)
	Please describe how you would implement this project in 400 words only using font 12.

List contact information for relevant references from previous donors or organizations (U.S. and others) that your organization has received funds in the past: (THIS IS JUST A SAMPLE) 

Donor	Period	Value	Award numbers		Key achievement	Contact person	Current email & phone number	Location
USAID	Dec. 1, 2008 to Sept. 31, 2012 (3 years)	$2,040,647	Sub-agreement: CH18NG001	Conduct a grant management program for 2500 and 11,626 individuals (4974 males, 6652 female) with HIV		Mr. John Peter   Mrs. Happy	Johnpeter@usaid.gov +1-202-712-0374   Hmagaji@usaid.gov +234 888-202-9999 +234 888-900-9999	Oyo, FCT, Edo, Imo, Abia, Ebonyi State
DFID

WEWE’s recruitment process for this application will be on a rolling basis, only shortlisted CBOs will be contacted. Applications will be reviewed in batches on a first come first served basis. WEWE reserve the right to conclude this recruitment process when a suitable CBOs are selected.

 

REQUEST FOR APPLICATIONS (RFA) – OVC – 001

The Achieving Control of HIV/AIDS Epidemic through Evidence (ACHIEVE) SURGE Project Rivers State

Issue Date:                 Monday, September 09, 2019

Closing Date:             Tuesday, September 17, 2019

Closing Time:             16:00pm, Nigeria Time

RFA Number:            Achieve Surge Project OVC 001

Contents

SECTION I.    PROGRAM DESCRIPTION.. 2

SECTION II.   ELIGIBILITY. 4

SECTION III.  APPLICATION AND SUBMISSION INFORMATION.. 5

SECTION IV.  ACHIEVE SURGE PROJECT RFA – RIVER STATE 001 6

Dear Applicant:

ACHIEVE SURGE Project Rivers State

The overall goal is to improve the health and well-being of Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) and their families in 23 LGAs by implementing quality community based HIV/AIDS services such as: OVC services and referrals for HIV/AIDS care and treatment services, following the Nigerian national guidelines and the UNAIDS and PEPFAR 95: 95 95 Mandate.

The Achieve Surge Project is being implemented by Institute of Human Virology Nigeria (IHVN) in River State. Funding for this project is from Presidential Emergency Plan for AIDs Relief (PEPFAR) and the U.S Government Agency overseeing this project is Center for Disease Control (CDC).

The Achieve Surge Project target Population are:

• Children living with HIV (positive OVC) – CLHIV
• Children who have lost one or both parents in high HIV burden areas
• Infants and children <2 years of age who are exposed to HIV
• Children living with an HIV positive adult
• Children of key populations
• Children experiencing violence
• Adolescent girls at risk of HIV in high burden areas
• All AIDS Orphans
• Others (Children not in any category above)

The Achieve Surge Project OVC strategic focus is service provision cuts across the four (4) key OVC domains: “Healthy”, “Schooled”, “Stable” and “Safe”.

The Achieve Surge Project Implementation Strategy is in line with PEPFAR guidelines:

• Family centered approach to strengthen the capacity of families to care for children in need
• Community based approach that engages the community stakeholders in care and support of vulnerable children by aligning our program with treatment partners
• Working closely with GoN , MDA, and other relevant stakeholder for ownership and sustainably

Achieve Surge Project is soliciting for full proposals from Civil Society Organizations (CSO) and Faith Based Organizations (FBO) with experience implementing Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) projects in River State to partnership  with the Achieve Surge Project to reduce the impact of HIV/AIDS on orphans and vulnerable children and their households in River States. The deadline for submission of these full proposals is Monday, September 17, 2019 by 4pm Nigerian Time

Full proposals must be to:

c/o OVC Desk Office, Rivers State Ministry of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation,

6^th Floor, Podium Block, State Secretariat Complex,

Port-Harcourt, River State.

For further enquires call 0813183067

SECTION I.    PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

Overall Objective: Achieve Surge Project anticipates giving several awards in River State to CSOs/FBOs to receive a sub-grant to carry out activities to increase the number of vulnerable children and their households infected and affected by HIV/AIDs benefiting from treatment, care and support services.

Achieve Surge Project: The project duration is 12 months (October 1, 2019 – Sept 29, 2020)

Geographical coverage: Achieve Surge Project will work in 23 LGA States.

Zone 1:

1. Port Harcourt
2. Obio-Akpor
3. Ikwerre
4. Emohua
5. Eleme
6. Tai
7. Etche
8. Okirika
9. Oyigbo

Zone 2:

10. Ahoada West
11. Abua–Odual
12. Akuku-Toru
13. Asari-Toru
14. Degema
15. Ogu–Bolo
16. Bonny
17. Andoni
18. Opobo–Nkoro
19. Ogba–Egbema–Ndoni
20. Omuma

Zone 3

21. Gokana
22. Khana
23. Ahoada East

 

Achieve Surge Project RFA objectives are:

Specific Objective 1: To increase the number of OVC and their households infected and affected by HIV/AIDS receiving services to ensure they are Healthy, Schooled, Stable and Safe.

Specific Objective 2: To increase the number of OVC and their households infected and affected by HIV/AIDS that know their HIV status in 23 LGAs in River State.

Specific Objective 3: To increase the number of OVC and their households infected and affected by HIV/AIDS that are adhering to ART in 23 LGAs in River states.

Specific Objective 4: To increase the number of OVC and their households infected and affected by HIV/AIDS that have their viral load suppressed in 23 LGAs in River states.

Target population

Each of the CSO/FBOs will have a maximum target of 12,000 OVC beneficiaries.

Achieve Surge Project will target OVC. OVC are defined by the U.S. Government (USG) as “children who have lost a parent to HIV/AIDS, who are otherwise directly affected by the disease, or who live in areas of high HIV prevalence and may be vulnerable to the disease or its socioeconomic effects.

“The U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), under which this Activity is funded, seeks to benefit children up to the age of 18—including adolescent girls and boys—who are vulnerable due to any or all of the following factors that result from HIV/AIDS”:

• Children living with HIV (positive OVC) – CLHIV
• Children who have lost one or both parents in high HIV burden areas
• Infants and children <2 years of age who are exposed to HIV
• Children living with an HIV positive adult
• Children of key populations (FSW)
• Children experiencing violence
• Adolescent girls at risk of HIV in high burden areas
• All AIDS Orphans

Different age categories

For this target population, Achieve Surge Project will also target different age categories for age appropriate and context interventions such as:

• infants and young children under 1 year
• infants and young children between 1 – 4years
• children between 5 – 9 years
• children between 10 – 14 years
• children between 15 – 17 years
• young person who turns 18 while receiving OVC services under Achieve Surge Project*

Achieve Surge Project will not terminate a young person who turns 18 while receiving OVC services if the child is still in secondary school, but will develop appropriate transition strategies based on each household case plans which will cover the buffer period.

SECTION II.   ELIGIBILITY

1. ELIGIBLE RECIPIENTS

• Applicants must be a registered local/indigenous non-governmental entity formally constituted and registered with the corporate affairs commission (CAC) with evidence of registration either as Incorporated Trusteeship or Limited by Guarantee. An applicant must submit a scanned copy of their CAC registration, certified organizational constitution along with their full proposal as a separate attachment.
• Applicants must have an organization mission that focuses on similar values and thematic area or target group as orphans and vulnerable children.
• Applicant must be a non-for profit making organization
• Applicants that have an audited account will have an added advantage
• Applicants must have Data Universal Numbering System (DUNS)* Number or will present it before the receipt of sub award

       *Dun and Bradstreet (DUNS) Number

United States Government (USG) may not award to an Applicant unless the

Applicant has unique entity identifier (DUNS number). DUNS number:

http://fedgov.dnb.com/webform

• Must be registered with Rivers State Ministry of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation (RSMSWR)
• The registration with Rivers State Ministry of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation must be for at least three (3) year.
• Must have experienced in Orphans Vulnerable Children (OVC) programming in the state
• Must have at least two references from previous Orphans Vulnerable Children funders
• Must register with Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) for the period of five years
• Must have equipment on ground to implement the project (Laptops, projectors, generator etc)
• Must be willing to give consent for us to contact their references directly
• Must bring a letter of reference from your organizational bank

SECTION III.  APPLICATION AND SUBMISSION INFORMATION

1. FULL APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS

An applicant must apply using WEWE-IHVN ACHIEVE Surge Full APPLICATION form herein.

An applicant must only submit one Full APPLICATION for Zone

An applicant must submit a scanned copy of their CAC registration certificate

An applicant must submit a scanned copy of certified true copy of their constitution

An applicant must submit a list of the organisation board of trustee/director

An applicant must submit a letter of reference from the bank

An applicant must submit a reference from the last donor they implemented OVC project

An applicant must submit a table of their past performance reference from the last donor they implemented OVC project

Submission Instructions:

Completed Full Application with the above listed documents should be submitted:

c/o OVC Desk Office, Rivers State Ministry of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation,

6^th Floor, Podium Block, State Secretariat Complex,

Port-Harcourt, River State.

For further enquires call 0813180676

Deadline for Submission is strictly Tuesday, September 17, 2019 by 16.00 pm Nigerian Time

SECTION IV.  ACHIEVE SURGE PROJECT RFA – RIVER STATE 001

1. FULL APPLICATION FORM

Purpose

The FULL APPLICATION Form is designed to gather basic information about the Applicant and what it is proposing to do with the sub-grant. This format should be presented by the applicants in response to the RFA.  Applicants that do not use this form will be disqualified. The full Application has specified word limits. Please keep to the word limit in each section. Applicants who do not keep to the word limit will have their application   not   considered.

Organizational Details
1.	Proposed Zone for Implementation (Zone 1, Zone 2 or Zone 3) Select only one zone
2.	Applicant Organization’s Name
3.	Physical address of the Location of Organization’s Office in River State
4.	Physical address and Location of Organization’s offices in the proposed  Zone (if different)
5.	Full Name of head of organization i.e. Executive Director or equivalent
6.	Phone number of Executive Director
7.	List of all the Trustees or Directors – Please put their names in full
8.	Website of Applicant
9.	Applicant’s Mission Statement
10.	Applicant’s Values
11.	Applicant’s organisational goals and objectives as in their constitution from CAC (150 words)
12.	Date organization was founded and registration status: Attach a copy of your CAC registration certificate and certified true scanned constitution
13.	Description of the type of organization (faith based organization, community based organization, NGO, INGO, private company, etc)  (20 words)
14.	In 100 words explain how you will implement Objective 1: To increase the number of OVC and their households infected and affected by HIV/AIDS receive services to ensure they are Healthy, Schooled, Stable and Safe.
15.	In 100 words explain how you will implement Objective 2: o increase the number of OVC and their households infected and affected by HIV/AIDS to know their HIV status in 23 LGAs in River State.1:
16.	In 100 words explain how you will implement Objective 3: To increase the number of OVC and their households infected and affected by HIV/AIDS to adhere to ART in 23 LGAs in River states
17.	In 100 words explain how you will implement Objective 4: To increase the number of OVC and their households infected and affected by HIV/AIDS have their viral load suppressed in River states.
18.	In 100 words explain how you will program for Children living with HIV (positive OVC) – CLHIV
	In 100 words explain how you will program for Children who have lost one or both parents in high HIV burden areas
19.	In less than 100 words explain how you will program for Infants and children <2 years of age who are exposed to HIV
20.	In less than 100 words explain how you will program for children living with an HIV positive adult
21.	In less than 100 words explain how you will program for Children of key populations
22.	In 100 words explain how you will program for Children experiencing domestic/sexual violence and children in conflict and restive areas in River State
23.	In 100 words explain how you will program for Adolescent girls at risk of HIV in high burden areas
24.	In 100 words explain how you will program for All AIDS Orphans
25	In 100 words explain how you will program for Others (Children not in any category above)

List contact information for relevant references from previous donors or organizations (U.S. and others) that your organization has received funds in the past: (THIS IS JUST A SAMPLE) 

Donor	Period	Value	Award numbers		Key achievement	Contact person	Current email & phone number	Location
USAID	Dec. 1, 2008 to Sept. 31, 2012 (3 years)	$2,040,647	Sub-agreement: CH18NG001	Conduct a grant management program for 2500 and 11,626 individuals (4974 males, 6652 female) with HIV		Mr. John Peter   Mrs. Happy	Johnpeter@usaid.gov +1-202-712-0374             Hmagaji@usaid.gov +234 888-202-9999 +234 888-900-9999	Oyo, FCT, Edo, Imo, Abia, Ebonyi State
DFID