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CDC visits Vukisha95 project for a technical support supervision

Homa Bay County: Senior staff from U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) visited Makongeni Sub-County Hospital in Homa Bay County to offer technical support for the HIV prevention and treatment program. Makongeni Sub-County Hospital is among the first government-owned facility in Kenya to integrate stand-alone Key Populations Drop-in Centers (DiCES) as part of […]

LVCT Health Supports Digital Health at the Coast General Teaching and Referral Hospital

Mombasa County: LVCT Health delivered six desktop computers and informative digital posters to the Coast General Teaching and Referral Hospital- Youth Zone clinic in collaboration with the one2one as part of its commitment to support digital health among young people in coastal Kenya. The computers and posters will help the young people access factual information […]

USAID Kenya Head of Mission visits LVCT Health project

Mombasa County: LVCT Health, through USAID’s Stawisha Pwani project, hosted  the new USAID Kenya and East Africa Mission Director David Gosney during his first official visit to the coastal region. The Mission Director had an incredible opportunity to meet and discuss with our staff, partners, representatives from Mombasa County Government and healthcare workers, who showcased the […]

From Internship to a Master’s Degree

Sharon Osembo joined LVCT Health as an intern and is now transitioning to pursue her Master’s Degree at the London School of Economics and Political Science. At a glance, Sharon looks composed. However, her smile is enough to invite you to a conversation. First, having a one-on-one interview with her gives a glimpse of her […]

Kilifi County Health Managers Trained on Leadership, Governance and Management

One of the critical pillars of health systems is good leadership that enables good governance, management, service delivery and overall improvement of population health. Studies have shown that training in leadership, management and governance accelerates the implementation of prioritized healthcare interventions by significantly enhancing the skills and knowledge of healthcare workers. Consequently, this helps achieve […]

Working with the communities to reach the vulnerable population in Homa bay County

LVCT Vukisha95, engages the communities through holding meetings with the Community Advisory Board (CAB) across five Ministry of Health (MOH) integrated Drop in Centers (DiCEs) and two stand-alone DiCES implementing the Key Population (KP) program across six sub-counties in Homabay County. The meetings seek to review program progress and share feedback with the communities on […]

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Ting’ang’a DREAMS Site Peace Walk and Colour Festival

Recently, the Ting’ang’a Determined, Resilient, Empowered, AIDS-free, Mentored and Safe (DREAMS) site organized a peace walk and a colour festival to urge the community to, exercise political tolerance, respect for one another’s rights and maintenance of peace during the August 9th general elections in the country. The event was well attended by the local administration […]