ANIIT

In 1981, at the end of a West African tour by Mireille KINGMA, organized by the International Council of Nurses (ICN), a working session laid the foundations of an Association of Nurses of Togo. The recognition of ANIIT within the CII was effective in 1990. Since 1992, ANIIT has been plunged into a deep sleep characterized by a period of total inactivity due to the socio-political crisis that our country experienced in the 90s.It was only in 2006 that a group of IDE, IAE and AAE leaders took the final decision to revitalize the Association. These leaders involved all the former members of ANIIT and all the IDE, IAE and AAE in Togo. The role of students from nursing schools was also not negligible in this revitalization process.

Goals:
1. Bring together nursing professionals, auxiliary nurses, auxiliary midwives, nursing managers from all sectors of activity: nursing staff, hospital, extra-hospital and private nurses, teaching nurses, specialists, auxiliary nurses, auxiliary midwives, nursing students
2. Legitimize nursing representation at the national and international level
3. Ensure the preservation, enhancement and promotion of the nursing profession for the accomplishment of its practice and its missions which are to respond to the health needs of the population and to provide quality care.
4. To encourage sympathy as well as a spirit of solidarity, sharing and mutual aid between its members and those of other paramedical and medical professions.
5. To study all issues relating to the improvement of the technical, economic, administrative and social conditions of nurses and to propose solutions to the competent authorities.
6. To be a relay of experience, consultation, exchange in order to participate in the reflections and decisions affecting the nursing profession with the various government bodies, employers and with all other national and international organizations.