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Menstrual Health Application launched in Kenya

Menstrual Health Application launched in Kenya Adolescent girls and young women in Kenya can now track their menstrual periods using their mobile phones following the launch of “Oky Kenya”,- a menstrual health and period tracker app through a  partnership between UNICEF, LVCT Health and the Government of Kenya. The first-of-its-kind period tracker app in Kenya […]

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LVCT Health marks 20 years anniversary of impact in Kenya

Nairobi, Kenya, April 20,2023: LVCT Health celebrated 20 years of rich history, journey and progress towards delivering health outcomes in Kenya and beyond. The 20th anniversary celebration was the first since its inception following the establishment of the first three Voluntary Counseling and Testing (VCT) sites in Kenya. In an evening filled with pomp and colour, […]

Jane Thiomi (far left), Associate Director of HIV Prevention and GBV, LVCT Health, addressing the Kerugoya Court Users Committee on types of violence during the training CategoriesUncategorized

Using the Courts to End Violence against children in Kirinyaga County

The 2019 Violence Against Children (VAC) Survey results established that violence against children is still prevalent. Through the State Department of Social Protection – Department of Children Services, the Government has developed a National Prevention and Response Plan (2019-2023) to reduce VAC prevalence by 40%. Kenya has committed to working towards ending all forms of […]

Nothing for us without us

Adolescents group discussion during a breakout session hosted by LVCT Health at the Adolescent Health Symposium. The second adolescent symposium was held between the 22nd and 24th of November at the Safari Park Hotel in Nairobi. It brought together over 300 adolescents from different geographical locations, backgrounds, religions and without a question, a myriad and […]

Quality improvement training a tool to empower community health volunteers document their work

In Kenya, Community Health Volunteers (CHVs) are arguably one of the most important and useful cadres of health services providers because: They live within the community and regularly interact with the community members that they serve They gather the data at the community level The data they collect is used to make decisions at higher […]