Jemimah Tosin Ramon

Provided services as a Key Population Service Provider. Supported initiatives aimed at improving health outcomes for key populations.

Served as a Paralegal for Adolescent Girls and Young Women on the Gender and Human Right Project. Provided legal support and advocacy for vulnerable populations.

Strengthened the capacity of key and vulnerable populations to access HIV services efficiently. Facilitated training sessions on gender and human rights.

Participated in a National Training of Trainers program to reduce gender and human rights barriers to HIV and TB services. Facilitated training for paralegals on gender and human rights.

Collected data for the Community Led Monitoring project, focusing on people living with HIV in Kaduna State. Ensured accurate and timely data submission.

Received training on anti-stigma law to combat discrimination against people living with HIV. Applied knowledge to promote a more inclusive environment.

Collaborated on the Pearl Project, focusing on integrated health programs for people living with HIV. Supported initiatives aimed at improving access to health services.

Advocated for youth, focusing on HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention. Participated in a comprehensive training program on HIV and AIDS.

Completed an Executive Diploma in International Health Care Administration. This program provided specialized knowledge in managing healthcare systems and policies.

Obtained an Ordinary National Diploma (OND) in Social Work. The curriculum focused on social welfare, community development, and human services.

Achieved the Senior Secondary School Certificate. This foundational education covered a broad range of subjects, preparing for higher education.

Earned a Computer Certificate in July 2011. This certification provided essential computer literacy and practical IT skills.

Received the First School Leaving Certificate. This marked the completion of primary education, establishing basic literacy and numeracy skills.