FHI 360 UK-Nigeria

    FHI 360 UK-Nigeria is the wholly owned subsidiary of FHI 360 UK, which is a wholly owned subsidiary of FHI 360. Combined, they form part of FHI 360’s family of companies.

    FHI 360 UK-Nigeria was incorporated in 2026 to carry on the business of programme implementation, project management and the provision of advisory, technical and support services in relation to humanitarian, development, public health, educational and social impact initiatives, including the execution and management of projects funded by governmental, multilateral, bilateral or private institutions. This is in addition to supporting the full range of FHI 360 services, particularly in global health security and economic resilience.

    The Integrated Humanitarian Assistance in Northeast Nigeria project

    The Integrated Humanitarian Assistance in Northeast Nigeria project is a multi-sectoral response funded through the United Nations’ OCHA Nigeria Humanitarian Fund to address escalating life-saving needs in conflict-affected communities of Mafa, Konduga, Ngala, and Mobbar local government authorities (LGAs) of Borno State. The project is designed to reduce preventable morbidity and mortality by delivering an integrated package of Health, Nutrition, and WASH (water, sanitation, and hygiene) services to the most vulnerable populations, particularly children under five, pregnant and breastfeeding women, internally displaced persons, and host communities affected by protracted conflict, disease outbreaks, food insecurity, and poor access to safe water and sanitation. 

    FHI 360 UK-Nigeria staff (in vests) give supplies to Health Sector Lead Dr. Jacob and State Logistics Officer Amina Yakubu, reflecting the strong collaboration and coordination underpinning the cholera response effort. Photo credit: Andrew Okwoli/FHI 360 UK-Nigeria