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Achieving Sustainable Development and Health Initiative (ASDHI) is a not-for-profit, Non-governmental Organization (NGO) registered in 2005 by the Corporate Affairs Commission Abuja (CAC) as incorporated trustees with her headquarters in Abuja.

Achieving Sustainable Development and Health Initiative (ASDHI) is the realization of a dream of three friends, all health care professionals, who for years, desired to use their knowledge, experience and skills as well as the goodwill of other well-meaning Nigerians and non- Nigerians, to alleviate the disease burden of disadvantaged and vulnerable Nigerians. The registered trustees have all worked and excelled in development work and are conversant with best fit practices in health and development for disadvantaged communities.

Health Systems Strengthening focusing on Human Resources for Health issues

CORE VALUES

Integrity – To maintain optimal ethical values and standard in all business endeavors while growing and maintaining our reputation as a credible organization in dealing with our clients and their families.
Excellence – To constantly seek out the latest and best practices in health and transfer such to our clients and the community using the best skill sets available worldwide.
Compassion – To carry out our various health tasks with the highest level of empathy.
Innovation – To analyze gaps and potential areas of improvement in any organization that we work with, and then adapt best practices, to meet their needs in a culturally appropriate manner.
Efficiency – To deliver on agreed goals and targets in a timely and cost-effective manner.

THE VISION

A world free of HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria - where every woman and child has access to quality health care services.

THE MISSION

To promote optimal health in Nigeria by implementing best practices and innovations aided by latest advances in technology. To achieve this we work with Governments, Donors and other implementers to improve maternal and child health and decrease morbidity and mortality from HIV/AIDS, Malaria and Tuberculosis.