AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCommunity Health: Nigeria’s government says community health workers will receive legal recognition, certification and reliable salaries under a new 2026–2030 workforce plan. Winter Support: A £7,500 gift has launched Cambridgeshire Community Foundation’s fuel-poverty appeal, with a match challenge to reach £15,000 and help households pay heating bills. Domestic Violence Support: A survivor-led “Purses with a Purpose” drive has collected about 100 bags of essentials for women leaving abusive homes, with donations going to regional shelters. Local Governance: Ayobo-Ipaja officials in Lagos have promised transparent, inclusive preparation of the 2027 budget after residents were invited to identify community priorities. Caregiver Training: In Tshwane, 266 nonprofit caregivers earned formal child and youth care qualifications through a programme recognising their workplace experience; 963 caregivers across Gauteng have now qualified.
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