Centre For Health Ethics Law and Development
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Home
  • About Us
    • Who We Are
    • What We Do
    • Careers
  • Blog
  • Projects
    • Violence Against Women
    • Health Legislation
    • Mental Health
      • Suicide Project
    • Recognising the Need for Mental Health Care in Nigeria: First, Let’s Decriminalize Attempted Suicide
  • Resources
    • Publications
    • Policies
    • Legislation
      • Federal
      • State
    • Codes of Ethics
  • Photo Gallery
  • News & Events
  • Links
  • Contact Us
Search the site...

About Us

CHELD is a non-profit initiative, established in 2010, and based in Lagos, Nigeria, which is established to employ law, policy, ethics promotion and research, and practical health development projects to improve public health in Nigeria and other African countries.   

 

What We Do

CHELD employs law, policy, ethics promotion and research to improve public health in Nigeria and other African countries.   Its broad mission is to provide information on, analyse current policy responses to health issues, advocate for health law reform, health system reforms, and health policy implementation.  Itseeks to influence and inform health law, ethics, regulation and policy development in Nigeria and other African countries.

As a think-tank, CHELD provides research, analyses of issues and reasoned solutions to governments, regulatory authorities, global health agencies, development organisations, international donors, and persons involved in health development. CHELD provides policymakers with ongoing, systematic, and informed international and comparative analyses and reflections on policy options and their implications from legal, social, and ethical perspectives. It monitors legislation, court decisions, and regulatory movements related to health.

CHELD also addresses the health concerns of the society and promotes good health by engaging in empowering health development projects.  These health development projects include the provision of health literacy and education to the general public about health issues, preventive measures, latest developments in health research from around the world, and the promotion of consumer awareness.  It also includes educating health professionals about their legal and ethical obligations. The ultimate goal is to promote better health outcomes in Nigeria and other African countries.

More specifically, CHELD provides:

 

  1. Policy Development, Analysis and Evaluation, and Advisory services
  2. Research Services
  3. Legislative and Regulatory Services
  4. Consultancy Services
  5. Advocacy
  6. Education and Capacity-Building –
    1. A web portal with educational information on health,
    2. A compendium of health legislation, policy and case law,
    3. A blog with analysis of current health developments and issues in Nigeria
    4. Health news from around Nigeria, other African countries, and around the world
  7. Health development projects in conjunction with development partners

 

 

Related Posts

  • What We Do
    92
    CHELD employs law, policy, ethics promotion and research to improve public health in Nigeria and other African countries.   Its broad mission is to provide information on, analyse current policy responses to health issues, advocate for health law reform, health system reforms, and health policy implementation.  Itseeks to influence and inform…
    Tags: health, development, policy
  • Who We Are
    76
    The CHELD team is comprised of lawyers, doctors, health professionals, social scientists, economists, public health specialists, gender specialists, and statisticians. Each professional brings their expertise to different aspects of CHELD’s work, providing a holistic approach to health law and policy development and to the execution of the practical projects that…
    Tags: health, nigeria
  • Policies
    75
    Nigeria National Reproductive Health Policy and Strategy National Child Health Policy National Food Hygiene and Safety Policy Nigeria - Revised National Health Policy 2004 National Child Health Policy National Policy on Integrated Disease Surveillance and Response National Policy on Public and Private Partnership for Health in Nigeria National Water Sanitation…
    Tags: policy, health, nigeria
  • Mental Health
    70
    Mental health in Nigeria has been called the silent epidemic, and the forgotten issue.  Our mental health project seeks to make mental health matters visible, prominent, and by so doing create awareness, reduce stigma, increase public education, and change law and policy to expand the rights of, and better serve…
    Tags: health, policy, nigeria
  • Links
    66
    World Health Organisation UNAIDS Federal Ministry of Health Lagos State Ministry of Health Nigerian Health Journal AIDS Prevention Initiative Nigeria (APIN) Family Health International – Nigeria Federal Ministry of Health, Nigeria Journalists Against AIDS in Nigeria . National Institute for Medical Research, Yaba, Lagos, Nigeria Health Reform Foundation of Nigeria Partnerships…
    Tags: health, nigeria

Categories

  • Blog
  • Child Health and Survival
  • Community Health
  • Domestic Violence, Gender-Based Violence
  • EPAS Series
  • Human Resources for Health
  • Human Rights
  • Mental Health
  • News & Events
  • Non-Communicable Diseases
  • Opinion Column
  • Reproductive Health
  • Women’s Health

Archives

Health Topics

Baby factories, Blogs, Cervical Cancer, Child Molestation, community awareness, Community Health, Domestic Violence, Ebola, Health, health education., Health Empowerment, Health law, Health Literacy, Health policy, Human Rights, Infertility, Maternal Mortality, medical tourism, Mental Health, violence,

Mental Health

  • Mental Health Law in Nigeria
  • International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking
  • World Mental Health Day, 2017: The Time to Address Mental Health in Nigeria is Now
  • Nigeria's National Policy for Mental Health Delivery 2013

Domestic Violence

  • Female Genital Mutilation: "Why mutilate me?"
  • Violence Against Women in Nigeria and the Need for a Women's Fund
  • Conversations on Domestic Violence

Community Health

  • Health Empowerment: Do You Know Your Rights?
  • Today is the World Universal Health Coverage Day
  • Nigeria’s National Health Act and the Promise of Universal Health Coverage

News & Events

  • CHELD appointed to the National Technical Working Group on the National Health Act, 2014
  • Conversations on Domestic Violence
  • CHELD launches its New Website

Contact Us

  • +234 8103235860
  • info@cheld.org
(c) 2019 Centre For Health Ethics Law and Development - Web Design by Henzweb
  • About Us
  • Links
  • Contact Us