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Vickyheldan Foundation to Host 2026 Her Health, Her Power Conference in Abuja

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The upcoming Her Health, Her Power Conference in Nigeria aims to empower women for sustainable development.

Scheduled for August 20, 2026, at the Shehu Musa Yar’Adua Centre in Abuja, the conference will gather doctors, policymakers, and advocates to discuss how healthier women can drive Africa’s progress. Founder Dr. Victory I. Njoku emphasizes the need for improved access, funding, and policy prioritization in women’s health.

Empowering Women for Sustainable Development

The Vickyheldan Empowerment Foundation’s conference is themed “Leading With Wellness for a Sustainable Africa.” It aims to ensure that every African woman has fair access to quality healthcare and can make informed health choices. The summit will focus on amplifying women’s voices on health equity and dismantling stigma around sensitive health topics.

Participants will engage in policy discussions and forge cross-sector alliances to contribute solutions aligned with global development targets. The conference will also highlight the importance of women’s health in achieving sustainable development across the continent.

Nigeria: Key figures on women’s health initiatives

  • Conference date: August 20, 2026
  • Location: Shehu Musa Yar’Adua Centre, Abuja

Key Focus Areas of the Conference

This year’s conference will address critical areas such as maternal and reproductive care, mental health, and preventive care. It aims to expand access for rural and underserved women through outreach programs and boost women’s leadership and economic roles. The program will include keynote speeches, policy dialogues, and advocacy workshops tailored for women in underserved communities.

Next Steps for the Conference

  • Engagement of healthcare leaders and experts from Africa, Europe, and the United States.
  • Networking sessions to foster partnerships for lasting social impact.
  • Implementation of wellness activities designed for women in underserved communities.

The conference is set to strengthen advocacy and partnerships that enhance women’s healthcare across Africa.

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