CCRHA

01 / ABOUT CCRHA

A people-centred approach
to urgent need.

The Centre for Crisis Relief and Humanitarian Aid (CCRHA) is a Nigerian non-profit organisation committed to reducing the human consequences of disasters, disease and public health emergencies.

PEOPLE / DIGNITY / RESPONSE

02 / OUR PURPOSE

Relief begins
with people.

We contribute to national, regional and international efforts to reduce deaths, illnesses, injuries and vulnerability.

Our work is shaped by collaboration with government agencies, institutions, communities and civil society.

03 / OUR DIRECTION

An ambitious vision.
A practical mission.

01

Our vision

To be the foremost crisis relief and humanitarian aid organisation in the world.

02

Our mission

To contribute to reducing deaths, illnesses, injuries and the wider effects of disasters, diseases and public health emergencies; and to increase the capacity of local communities and civil society to address urgent situations of vulnerability.

A people-centred approach to urgent need, responsible relief and sustainable preparedness.

04 / WHAT SETS US APART

A breadth of expertise.
One shared purpose.

CCRHA brings together practitioners whose fields go beyond immediate relief. The organisation draws on clinical experience, humanitarian planning, security and stabilisation, research, psychosocial practice and crisis communications.

01   Community medicine

02   Humanitarian intervention

03   Security and stabilisation

04   Psychosocial support

05   Research and learning

06   Crisis and development communications

05 / OUR VALUES

The principles
behind the response.

Four principles guide how CCRHA approaches responsibility, learning and collaboration.

01

Integrity

Honesty, accountability and respect.

02

Commitment

Consistent attention to humanitarian responsibility.

03

Innovation

Learning and practical solutions to persistent problems.

04

Teamwork

Collaboration across disciplines, institutions and communities.

06 / THE NEXT CONVERSATION

A shared commitment
to people in crisis.

We welcome conversations with public agencies, civil society, professional institutions and humanitarian partners working to strengthen health, relief and resilience.