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WOMEN ENGAGED IN DEVELOPMENT
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Read MoreThe End PPH Run Kenya 2024 was a ground breaking event dedicated to raising awareness and driving action to end postpartum haemorrhage (PPH), one of the leading causes of maternal mortality in Kenya and globally. This impactful run brought together healthcare professionals, policymakers, families, and advocates in a unified effort to support maternal health.
The End PPH Run Kenya 2024 symbolizes hope and resilience, with a vision of empowering communities to champion maternal health and ensuring no woman loses her life to preventable causes. This movement is more than a race—it’s a call to action to prioritize and protect the lives of mothers across Kenya.
Women Professionals in the MNH Expressway represents an innovative approach to advancing maternal and newborn health (MNH) while driving sustainable development. This initiative harnesses the expertise and leadership of women professionals to implement evidence-based solutions, improve healthcare systems, and address critical gaps in MNH services.
By fostering collaboration, leveraging technology, and promoting gender equality, this approach is not only saving more lives but also empowering women to lead transformative change in their communities. It highlights the vital role of women in shaping resilient health systems and underscores the link between improved MNH outcomes and broader sustainable development goals
This forum was convened during the Jamhuri Day celebrations, bringing together local administrators to address the pressing issue of drugs and substance abuse. The event provided a platform for in-depth discussions, collaborative problem-solving, and strategizing effective interventions to combat this societal challenge.
We empower girls and women through health literacy and access to quality Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) services. Our work extends to promoting gender leadership, collective agency, and accountability, enabling women to lead and advocate for sustainable development. By addressing critical sectors that influence gender equity, we create inclusive opportunities for empowerment, fostering resilience and long-term impact in communities.
This brought together leading experts, practitioners, and stakeholders in gynaecology and obstetrics to share knowledge, innovations, and best practices. This prestigious event featured scientific presentations, panel discussions, and workshops focused on advancing maternal and reproductive health in Côte d’Ivoire and beyond.
With a theme centered on promoting evidence-based solutions and sustainable healthcare practices, the congress addressed critical challenges, fostered collaboration, and inspired action toward improved outcomes in women's health. It stood as a cornerstone event for driving progress and strengthening the community of healthcare professionals in this field.
The Medical Camp at Pumwani Maternity Hospital, held in collaboration with Rotary Club, was a transformative event focused on improving maternal and child health. This initiative provided free medical consultations, antenatal and postnatal care, health screenings, and essential medications to underserved women and children in the community.
With a dedicated team of healthcare professionals, volunteers, and Rotary members, the camp aims to bridge healthcare access gaps, raise awareness about maternal and newborn health, and offer life-saving interventions. This collaboration embodies the spirit of service and community partnership, bringing hope and care to those who need it most.
This was a comprehensive training program designed to equip participants with the necessary skills and knowledge to establish and manage a successful pig cooperative. The initiative included hands-on sessions on modern pig farming techniques, cooperative governance, financial management, and marketing strategies.
Additionally, the program fostered community collaboration by guiding participants in creating a structured cooperative model that promotes shared resources, collective decision-making, and improved access to markets.
Women engaged in development in Nakuru are playing a transformative role in farm practices, driving innovation and sustainability within the agricultural sector.
Through active engagement, they are adopting modern farming techniques like green house, diversifying crop production, and integrating livestock management into their routines. These women are not only increasing yields but also contributing significantly to household incomes and community food security
The graduation ceremony for teen mothers at the TVET center was a celebration of resilience, determination, and transformation. These young women, who overcame immense challenges, graduated with skills that will empower them to build brighter futures for themselves and their families.
The ceremony highlighted their journey, from navigating motherhood while pursuing education to mastering vocational and technical skills in fields such as tailoring, hairdressing, catering, and ICT. It was a moment of pride as they received certifications that marked the beginning of their journey toward financial independence and self-reliance.
The event also served as an inspiration to the community, showcasing how education and support systems can break barriers and create opportunities.
The TVET graduation for teen mothers stood as a testament to the power of perseverance, the value of skills development, and the promise of a hopeful tomorrow.
Women engaged in development are transforming pig husbandry and farm practices into powerful tools for economic empowerment and community resilience. Through training and hands-on practice, they are adopting modern techniques in breeding, feeding, value addition and disease management, ensuring healthier livestock and increased productivity.
These women are not only improving their livelihoods but are also contributing to food security and local economies. By integrating sustainable farming practices and leveraging cooperative models, they are fostering collaboration, enhancing market access, and creating a ripple effect of development within their communities. Their leadership in pig husbandry is a testament to the transformative role women play in agriculture and development
