For leaders and organizations working in Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health (RMNCH). There is no geographical focus, all leaders and organizations working in RMNCH are encouraged to apply. C4C's Fellowship includes an intensive advocacy capacity building program, grantmaking for RMNCH advocacy, and in depth organizational strengthening for participating organizations. 

About Champions'jor Change 

Champions for Change is building a movement of RMNCH champions who can lead the fight for healthy mothers, children, and families throughout Nigeria. C4C reduces maternal, child, and newborn deaths in Nigeria through advocacy, education,story telling, and strategic partnerships. C4C leverages the results of Let Girls Lead,' which has contributed to improved health, education, and livelihoods for more than 3 million girls globally. Since 2009, Let Girls Lead's impacts include 

the passage of national laws, programs, and funding that protect girls from violence, ensure girls can attend school, stay healthy, and learn skills to escape poverty. C4C and Let Girls Lead are based at the Public Health Institute, a leader in the field of health and development in sub- Saharan 'Africa for over 30 years. 

For more information or to apply, visit: 

www.championingchange.org 

All application materials must be received by April 4th, 2014.