Acknowledgment and Impact of Our Funders

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our esteemed funders, both past and present, including ISDAO, EGPAF, JHPEIGO, CSIWCA, SFH, UNICEF, KADSACA, UNFPA, CIHP, FHi360, ARFH, AIDFOUNDATION, UNAIDS HQ, IAS, Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, Y+ Global, and EVA.

Your unwavering support has been instrumental in enabling us to implement vital programs across healthcare, education, economic empowerment, and beyond. Together, we have been able to uplift vulnerable communities, advocate for human rights, promote sustainable development, and drive significant social change. Your partnership is the cornerstone of our success, and we are profoundly thankful for your continued commitment to our mission.


Previous and Current Funders

● ISDAO
● United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
● International AIDS Society (IAS)
● Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria
● Global Network of Young People living with HIV (Y+ Global)
● Education as A Vaccine (EVA)
● Pediatric Adolescents Treatment Africa (PATA)
● Elizabeth Glazer Pediatric Foundation (EGPAF)
● Johns Hopkins Program for International Education in Gynecology and Obstetrics (JHPEIGO)
● Civil Society Institute for health in west and central Africa (CSIWCA)
● Society for Family Heath in Nigeria (SFH)
● United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF)
● Kaduna State AIDS Control Agency (KADSACA)
● United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)
● Center for Integrated Health Programs (CIHP)
● Family Health International (FHi360)
● Association of Reproductive Family Health (ARFH)
● AIDFOUNDATION
● UNAIDS HQ

Coalition and Membership Platforms

African Network of Adolescent and Young Persons Development (ANAYD) is deeply grateful for the support and collaboration with various global and regional partners, which has significantly enhanced our efforts. We proudly acknowledge our membership and active participation in a range of influential platforms, including the Global Fund Board, Global HIV Prevention Coalition, UNAIDS Technical Advisory Group, and many more. These memberships enable us to contribute to global health dialogues and advocate for the needs of vulnerable communities. The diverse coalitions, from the Global Network of Young People Living with HIV to the Coalition of Civil Society on Nutrition in Nigeria, empower us to drive impactful initiatives across multiple sectors. Together, we continue to advance our mission and create lasting change.



- Member-Global Fund Board (The Executive Director is member of developing countries NGO delegation).
- Member-Global Fund Advocate Network (The Executive Director is one of the Speaker Bureau for GFAN Global)
- Member-Global HIV Prevention Coalition
- Member- Global Fund Advocates Network for Africa (GFAN_Africa)
- Member-UNAIDS Technical Advisory Group for West and Central Africa on Regional Humanitarian Issues.
- Member-Civil Society Institute for West and Central Africa)
- Member-The PACT Global
- Partners-Global Network of Young People Living with HIV (Y+)
- Member-African Youth Networks Coordination Platform (Hosting Organization)
- Member-EANNASO Anglophone CRG platform
- Member-African Health Advocates Platform.
- Member-Global TB Network
- Member-Universal Health CSOs Global Coalition (UHC2030)
- Member-Global (National Coalition of Health Advocacy Funding).
- Member-PEPFAR CSO PLATFORM Nigeria.
- Member-Nigeria National Advocacy Network on UHC (NUCH)
- Member-Nigeria National TB Network
- Member-Coalition of Civil Society on Nutrition in Nigeria (CSSUN)
- Member-Nigeria Reproductive Maternal New Born Child Adolescents and Elderly Health Plus Nutrition Multi-Stakeholders Partnership Coordination Platform (RMNCAEH+N)
- Member-National Prevention, Treatment, Care and Support Technical Working Group
- Member-National Adolescents and Young People Health and Development Technical Working Group Nigeria.
- Member-Key Population Technical Working Group