Corona Management Systems

Corona Management Systems Social Enterprise operating with the belief that committed individuals who have a passion for solving

As we welcome 2026, we reflect on the progress, partnerships, and collective efforts that continue to strengthen health ...
01/01/2026

As we welcome 2026, we reflect on the progress, partnerships, and collective efforts that continue to strengthen health systems and improve lives.

Our commitment to innovation and collaboration remains strong as we work towards healthier communities and lasting impact. Thank you for being part of this journey.

Wishing everyone a year filled with hope, good health, and progress.

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2025: A Year of Transforming Health Across Africa When families were forced to flee North Kivu, access to vaccines disap...
31/12/2025

2025: A Year of Transforming Health Across Africa

When families were forced to flee North Kivu, access to vaccines disappeared overnight. When Bayelsa’s health insurance system relied on paper, providers waited months to get paid. And when young parents encountered false vaccine information online, trust began to fade.

In 2025, we faced these challenges head-on, with innovation, data, and community partnership.

💡 Our 2025 impact:
🎓 178 fellows trained through the Nigeria Malaria Modelling Fellowship
💉 211,647 children received life-saving vaccines
🏥 1,090 health facilities strengthened
📱 ₦1.13B processed digitally through our health insurance platform
🌍 Our work reached 10 countries across sub-Saharan Africa
👩‍🔬 Launched Nigeria’s first all-female mathematical modelling cohort
🔬 84 technical staff trained in research and manuscript development

From building Africa’s first public sector health information exchange to preparing the next generation of public health leaders, we’ve shown that lasting change happens when evidence, technology, and communities come together.

A huge thank you to our partners, Gates Foundation, UNICEF World Bank the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations, Ecowas - Cedeao, the West African Health Organization, and most importantly, the communities we serve, especially women and children.

📖 Read our full 2025 Newsletter here: 👉 https://www.coronams.com/newsletters

Here’s to building an even stronger 2026 together!

Merry Christmas from Corona Management Systems!This Christmas, we celebrate the partnerships, achievements, and shared c...
25/12/2025

Merry Christmas from Corona Management Systems!

This Christmas, we celebrate the partnerships, achievements, and shared commitment that strengthen health systems and support healthier communities.
Wishing you a festive season filled with peace, happiness, and good health, and a continued drive to make a positive impact.

Did you know? Pneumonia kills around 2,000 children under five every day, making it the leading infectious cause of deat...
15/12/2025

Did you know?

Pneumonia kills around 2,000 children under five every day, making it the leading infectious cause of death among young children worldwide.

But with greater awareness and simple, proven actions, we can change this.

Let’s protect our families and communities. Prevention starts with us.

10/12/2025

Violence against women is no longer confined to homes or public spaces, it has expanded into digital spaces.

According to UN Women, 1 in 3 women experience gender-based violence globally. This reality now extends online, where harassment, threats, and AI-enabled abuse are becoming increasingly common and the effects often follow women into their everyday lives.

As the 16 Days of Activism come to an end today, we stand with women and girls everywhere. At Corona Management Systems, we are committed to supporting communities, strengthening systems, and creating solutions that protect women and girls, both offline and online.

There is for online abuse.
Let’s work together to make digital and physical spaces safe, empowering, and inclusive.

Lassa fever is still affecting families across communities, but prevention starts with everyday habits.Clean surrounding...
09/12/2025

Lassa fever is still affecting families across communities, but prevention starts with everyday habits.

Clean surroundings, properly stored grains, and covered food can go a long way in stopping the spread.

Stay informed. Stay proactive. Together, we can keep Lassa fever at bay.

Creative Learning for Stronger HPV Awareness in Imo State In a sustained effort to strengthen HPV vaccination awareness ...
08/12/2025

Creative Learning for Stronger HPV Awareness in Imo State

In a sustained effort to strengthen HPV vaccination awareness and deepen community understanding, Corona Management Systems (CMS), in collaboration with the Imo State Primary Health Care Development Agency (ISPHCDA) and UNICEF Nigeria, implemented school-level edutainment activities across 20 selected schools in the state’s LGAs.

Using co-created content developed with community stakeholders, teachers, and even 9-year-old pupils, the sessions offered a fun and engaging learning experience. Through performances, interactive games, and lively demonstrations, pupils received clear, age-appropriate information about the HPV vaccine and its life-saving benefits.

This creative approach is improving understanding, building trust, and strengthening community support for the ongoing HPV vaccination rollout.

At CMS, we remain committed to innovative strategies that empower communities and protect the health and future of every girl.

Equipping Teachers to Lead HPV Awareness in Rivers State In partnership with the Rivers State Primary Healthcare Board, ...
05/12/2025

Equipping Teachers to Lead HPV Awareness in Rivers State

In partnership with the Rivers State Primary Healthcare Board, the Ministry of Education, and UNICEF Nigeria, we trained nearly 2,000 teachers across 13 LGAs in the state on HPV and cervical cancer prevention.

The sessions provided teachers with clear, accurate information on HPV, vaccine safety, and the vital role of early protection. Participants were also equipped with practical skills for effective school and community engagement, helping them address questions confidently, dispel myths, and support informed decision-making among parents and students.

This strengthened capacity is enabling teachers to serve as confident, trusted sources of information, empowering families to make informed choices about HPV vaccination and advancing ongoing efforts to protect the health of young girls across Rivers State.

Yesterday, we joined the Imo State Government through the Imo State Primary Healthcare Development Agency, alongside Nat...
03/12/2025

Yesterday, we joined the Imo State Government through the Imo State Primary Healthcare Development Agency, alongside National Primary Health Care Development Agency, UNICEF Nigeria, Vitamin Angels, Goodhope Women’s Initiative, and other partners, to officially flag off the second round of Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health Week (MNCHW).

This statewide campaign will provide essential services aimed at improving maternal, newborn, and child health outcomes across the state. Through expanded access to healthcare services, vaccines, nutritional support, and health education, the initiative seeks to reduce preventable maternal and child deaths, strengthen immunisation uptake, and equip families with the knowledge and resources needed for healthier lives.

At Corona Management Systems, we are committed to supporting efforts that ensure every mother and child in Imo State receives the care and protection they deserve.

Creating a world where everyone can thrive begins with inclusion. As we mark the International Day of Persons with Disab...
03/12/2025

Creating a world where everyone can thrive begins with inclusion.

As we mark the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, this year’s theme, “Fostering disability-inclusive societies for advancing social progress” reminds us that real development must leave no one behind.

At Corona Management Systems, our commitment to strengthening health systems is rooted in equity. We work to improve access to quality care, enhance service delivery, and ensure that communities are supported with solutions that enable all individuals, including persons with disabilities, to live healthier and more empowered lives.

By placing inclusion at the centre of our work, we recognise that true progress happens when every voice, need, and experience is valued. Together, we can build systems that advance social progress for all.

Building Community Capacity for HPV Vaccination Across Imo State In collaboration with UNICEF Nigeria  and the Imo State...
02/12/2025

Building Community Capacity for HPV Vaccination Across Imo State

In collaboration with UNICEF Nigeria and the Imo State Primary Health Care Development Agency (ISPHCDA), Corona Management Systems (CMS) supported the training of health workers and teachers as part of the ongoing rollout of the HPV vaccination across the state.

A total of 250 health workers, 10 from each LGA, were trained, alongside teachers selected from five schools in every ward.

The sessions equipped participants with accurate information on HPV, cervical cancer prevention, vaccine safety, and effective community engagement.

These capacity-building efforts are strengthening service delivery, improving awareness among parents and students, and ensuring that every eligible girl is well-informed and protected.

At CMS, we remain committed to strengthening health systems, improving community knowledge, and supporting initiatives that safeguard the health and future of girls across Imo State.

This World AIDS Day, we celebrate the progress communities, health workers, and advocates continue to make in advancing ...
01/12/2025

This World AIDS Day, we celebrate the progress communities, health workers, and advocates continue to make in advancing HIV prevention, testing, and treatment. Across the world, innovation and resilience are shaping a stronger, more inclusive HIV response.

This year’s theme, “Overcoming disruption, transforming the AIDS response” calls for more than awareness. It demands stronger health systems, community-led action, and equitable access to lifesaving services. It reminds us that lasting progress requires confronting the barriers that keep people from care: stigma, misinformation, weak infrastructure, and service gaps.

Today, we honour the courage of people living with HIV, celebrate the health workers driving change, and recommit ourselves to building systems that can withstand disruption and deliver quality care for everyone.

Ending AIDS is possible but only if we act together, invest boldly, and prioritise those most at risk.

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