Impact & Evidence
Trust should be visible.
We show what we can support with records, explain what the figures mean and protect information that should remain private.
At a glance
What our current documented portfolio shows.
How we count
Clear numbers are better than bigger numbers.
Service counts can overlap.
A person may receive health education, a test, medication and counselling in the same project. Adding every service count together and calling the result “people reached” would risk overstating the number of unique individuals involved.
That is why our website keeps headline figures tied to the project and the form in which the underlying report documented them.
Evidence we maintain
More than photographs.
Our project files can include different kinds of records depending on the activity.
Project reports
What was planned, what was delivered, lessons learned and follow-up actions.
Participant & service data
Counts and service information, including gender-disaggregated data where available.
Financial summaries
Income and expenditure information integrated into project records where documented.
Approvals & correspondence
Government, stakeholder and institutional correspondence where relevant to a project.
Photographs & video
Field evidence showing activities, volunteers and community participation.
Feedback & case highlights
Community feedback and beneficiary stories where appropriate and publishable.
Project-specific evidence
252malaria tests documented in Maza
300people tested during Malaria Kickout
1,000+people reached in Pankshin
170participants documented in Gangare
These are separate project figures from different years and settings. They are not added together as one unique-beneficiary total.
Institutional & community engagement
Relationships that supported the work.
Our records support engagement or collaboration involving the following institutions and community structures. The type of relationship differs by project, so we do not label every organisation a formal “partner”.
Plateau State Ministry of HealthPlateau State Primary Health Care BoardPlateau State Hospital Management BoardJos University Teaching HospitalWHO Plateau State OfficePlateau State School of Nursing and MidwiferyFaith Alive FoundationPWUL’s FoundationTraditional & community leadersLocal health workers
Public evidence, private people
We do not publish everything we collect.
Participant names, phone numbers, signatures, raw spreadsheets, banking documents and other sensitive/internal records should not appear on the public website. Selected evidence is curated before publication.
If you are a funder, institutional partner or reviewer who needs supporting documentation, contact us and tell us what you need to verify.
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