From the guideline to the cot-side.
CENCAH turns WHO, UNICEF and Nigerian national guidelines into clinical tools, caregiver guides and job aids you can actually use — with every recommendation traced to a named, dated source.
Find your way in
Three doors, one source of evidence behind them.
Health workers
Clinical tools, decision aids, dosing and job aids for the bedside — plus short courses.
- Assessment tools
- Danger-sign triage
- Job aids
- Courses
Families & community
Plain-language guides to care for your baby, child or teenager — and to know when to get help fast.
- Caregiver guides
- Danger signs
- When to seek care
Researchers & partners
Evidence summaries, our translation methods, and ways to collaborate or contribute.
- Evidence library
- Methods
- Collaborate
Evidence you can trace
Every clinical line on CENCAH is drawn from a named, dated guideline — primary WHO, UNICEF and Nigerian national sources, with specialist guidance for operational detail. Nothing is invented; anything unconfirmed is flagged, not guessed.
What's inside
Each topic is a bundle: a clinical tool, a caregiver guide and a job aid at minimum.
Essential Newborn Care
The warm chain, feeding, cord care and danger signs from the first minutes of life.
NewbornNeonatal Jaundice
Assess, treat and refer using the national thresholds — by gestational age.
NewbornHelping Babies Breathe
The delivery-room resuscitation sequence, MR SOPA and when to escalate.
Child · 2mo–5yrIMCI
Integrated assessment of the sick child and the sick young infant.
AdolescentMental Health Screening
Validated screening with a clear, safe path to help.
More to come
New bundles are added as evidence is appraised and signed off.
Know the danger signs
The same danger-sign guidance appears across every newborn bundle — one trusted list, always one tap away, for clinicians and families alike.
- Breathing fast or struggling to breathe
- Too cold or too hot, or a change in colour
- Not feeding well, or very hard to wake
- Yellow skin or eyes in the first days