This commitment is demonstrated through the Protect Urban School Children’s Health (PUSH) Project, an initiative developed in collaboration with the Health Policy Research Group of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka.
Oreh told News Men on Saturday in Abuja, that the project aimed to evaluate and improve existing child health policies for children aged five years to 17 years.
According to her, while current policies stress the importance of linking schools with primary healthcare systems, the reality on paints a different picture.