Community health outreach session in North East Nigeria

Integrated Health &
Development
Intelligence Platform

BAYCentral is AHNi's enterprise intelligence ecosystem, supporting health systems, humanitarian response, public health programs, and social determinants of health through interoperable, real-time analytics across North East Nigeria.

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ACE-1 States
Project implementation scope
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Health Facilities
Across the North East
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LGAs Covered
Local Government Areas
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Current Clients
On treatment

ACE-1 coverage across Nigeria's North East

The platform reflects ACE-1 implementation across Adamawa, Borno, Taraba, and Yobe, giving program teams a geographic view of service delivery and performance.

Adamawa
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Borno
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Taraba
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Yobe
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Community Outreach

Bringing HIV care closer through a Hub and Spoke network

AHNi operates a tiered network of Hub and Spoke facilities across Adamawa, Borno, Taraba, and Yobe. Hub facilities provide comprehensive HIV, TB, and diagnostic services. Spoke facilities, strategically placed in LGAs, extend that reach into remote and rural communities, cutting travel burden and strengthening continuity of care.

Hub-Spoke Service Delivery Hierarchy
74
Hub Facilities
Adamawa
Hubs
26
Spokes
69
Borno
Hubs
12
Spokes
135
Taraba
Hubs
29
Spokes
5
Yobe
Hubs
7
Spokes
85
Testing Contributions — Hubs & Spokes
Oct 2025 – Sep 2026 · Live
597,599
Total Testing
5,703
Total Positives
0.95%
Total Positivity Rate
49.60%
Spokes Testing Contribution
10.30%
Spokes Case Finding Contribution
0.23%
Spokes Positivity Rate
4.00%
Index Testing Contribution
17.70%
Standalone Contribution

Community-Based Screening & Testing

Integrated HIV, TB, and essential health screening services delivered directly within households and communities, reducing travel barriers and promoting early diagnosis and treatment.

Mobile & Integrated Health Services

Multidisciplinary outreach teams provide diagnostics, treatment, referrals, maternal and child health services, and follow-up care in remote villages, IDP camps, schools, and marketplaces.

Case Finding, Linkage & Continuity of Care

AHNi strengthens community surveillance, index-point outreach, contact tracing, treatment linkage, and retention systems so individuals diagnosed with HIV, TB, and other conditions are rapidly connected to sustained care.

Driving progress toward epidemic controlOct 2025 – Sep 2026 · Live

From diagnosis to viral suppression: ACE-1 delivering measurable impact

Since October 2025, the ACE-1 project has strengthened the HIV treatment cascade by ensuring rapid linkage to care, expanding access to viral load testing, and sustaining high treatment effectiveness across supported states.

These outcomes reflect ACE-1's commitment to quality, client-centered HIV services that improve health outcomes, reduce transmission risk, and advance epidemic control.

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PLHIV on treatment
86% of Estimated PLHIV in the 4 supported states
of PLHIV (burden)
100.1%
Linked to care & treatment
Since October 2025, 5,706 newly identified positives — every one linked to care.
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Viral load coverage
Eligible clients on treatment received viral load testing
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Viral Load Suppression
100,088 of 103,729 eligible clients tested achieved suppression
Oct 2025 – Sep 2026 · Live

Putting mothers and children first

The majority of patients in AHNi's HIV program are women. BAYCentral tracks maternal health outcomes, pediatric HIV treatment, and cervical cancer screening, ensuring no mother or child is left behind.

From antenatal care integration to pediatric Antiretroviral Therapy support, our data helps program staff make faster, better decisions for the most vulnerable.

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Women currently on Antiretroviral Therapy
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Children (0–14) living with HIV on ART77% treatment coverage of estimated CLHIV
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PMTCT HTS — pregnant women tested at ANC-10.09% positivity
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Cervical cancer screenings since March 2022

One platform. Every level of care.

BAYCentral is AHNi's data intelligence platform, connecting supported health facilities, program teams, and decision-makers into a single interoperable ecosystem. From AI-powered TB screening and real-time facility monitoring to national data submission and viral load analytics, it turns program data into action.

Healthcare worker consulting patient at AHNi facility