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Nigeria’s First-Ever IPC Simulation Training Center

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IPC Simulation Training CenterImagine if someone gave you a few weapons and sent you to the front line of a battlefield. Would you know how to protect yourself and win the battle? Unlikely, unless you have been trained to fight.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, health workers have been on the front lines of a battle they were largely unprepared for. Many of them were sent to the COVID-19 warfront without training, capacity building, and the equipment they need.

As a result, thousands of health workers have been infected and many have lost their lives.

To support this workforce who form our first line of defense against “the invisible enemy,” ensure we overcome COVID-19, and increase our preparedness for whichever infectious disease invades our borders next, we need to build a nationwide network of health experts skilled in identifying and containing infectious diseases like Dr. Adadevoh and her team.

To make this happen, DRASA is establishing Nigeria’s first-ever Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) Simulation Training Center to train at least 10,000 health workers each year.

IPC Simulation Training Center Classroom

Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) is a multi-disciplinary approach to identifying and stopping the spread of infectious diseases but Nigeria’s health care system has a critical IPC gap.

Through the IPC Simulation Training Center, DRASA will fill this gap and ensure health workers at every point – from our healthcare facilities to our borders and airports to our local communities – are prepared, equipped, and ready to safely stop the next health threat wherever and whenever it comes.

Nigeria's First-Ever IPC Simulation Training Center

Together, we will get through this COVID-19 pandemic and build a better prepared, more resilient health system to keep ourselves, our families, and our country safe.

But to realize this vision and build Nigeria’s first-ever IPC Simulation Training Center, we need support: funding and in-kind donations.

How can you help?

1. Contribute using our bank account information below or clicking the buttons to make an online donation.

Naira

Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB)
Account Name: Dr. Ameyo Stella Adadevoh Health Trust
Account Number: 0220609806

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US Dollars

Send funds to:
Citibank New York
111 Wall Street
New York, NY 10043
Swift Code: CITIUS33
ABA ID: 021-000-089

For credit to: Guaranty Trust Bank Plc, Lagos, Nigeria
Swift Code: GTBINGLA
Account Number: 36129295

For final credit to: Dr. Ameyo Stella Adadevoh Health Trust
Account Number: 0220610044

Donate Dollars (USD)
USA Tax Deductible Donation

Tax deductible donations can be made through Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) America with DRASA Health Trust as the recipient by clicking this button. Minimum $80 fee applies:

USA Tax Deductible Donation

2. Learn more about the Center or our IPC training program by clicking these buttons:

IPC Simulation Center Overview
DRASA's IPC Training Program

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4. Contact us for more details: [email protected] and +234 803 613 1484

About Us

DRASA Health Trust is a public health organization working with government, local and international partners, community leaders, students, and health workers to promote adequate sanitation and hygiene, reduce and prevent the spread of infectious diseases, and strengthen Nigeria’s health security and emergency preparedness.

DRASA was established in memory of the late Dr. Ameyo Stella Adadevoh who identified and contained Nigeria's first Ebola patient, preventing a major outbreak, but lost her life in the process.

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