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Better health care for mobile populations in East Africa

FHI 360’s Cross-Border Health Integrated Partnership Project designed and implemented an innovative model to improve health care among cross-border mobile key and priority populations in the East Africa Community region.
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Skills training prepared Kenyan youth for rewarding careers

In Kenya, nearly 19 percent of the population is 15 to 24 years of age, and the unemployment rate for this age group is more than 22 percent.
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Kenya’s APHIAplus project in photos: Advancing quality care for maternal and child health

APHIAplus Nuru ya Bonde is improving the lives of mothers, children and their families by expanding HIV testing and counseling, equipping health facilities with prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV (PMTCT) services, and strengthening...
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APHIAplus project provides additional family planning and HIV services to mark World Population Day

FHI 360’s APHIAplus Nuru ya Bonde project observed World Population Day by joining the Ministry of Health and local agencies to provide HIV testing and family planning services to community members in Kajiado County.
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FHI 360 observes World AIDS Day 2013
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Toward zero new HIV infections: Empowering HIV-positive women in Kenya

When Anne* found out that she tested positive for HIV, she was devastated. The 31-year-old’s biggest fear was that she would never have a child as she had always planned; for four years, Anne lived with little hope of someday having her own family....
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An HIV-positive woman’s inspiring journey to economic empowerment

LAIKIPIA, Kenya — It is lunchtime, and Jane Kairuthi is very busy. Having only one assistant, she is overwhelmed by the flow of hungry customers to her small food kiosk, located in a low-income area of Nanyuki, a town in Kenya’s Laikipia County.
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Project takes HIV testing to homes

Mary, an 18-year-old college girl in Kenya, was at home with her younger brother finishing her morning chores when a community health worker and an HIV counselor came to visit.
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Nuru Farm garners media attention

Nuru Farm was conceived under Nuru ya Jamii, a one-year pilot program by FHI 360 that pioneered a child-focused, family-centered approach to HIV programming. The farm, managed by one of the implementing partners in FHI 360’s APHIAplus Nuru ya Bonde...

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Better health care for mobile populations in East Africa

Skills training prepared Kenyan youth for rewarding careers

Kenya’s APHIAplus project in photos: Advancing quality care for maternal and child health

APHIAplus project provides additional family planning and HIV services to mark World Population Day

FHI 360 observes World AIDS Day 2013

Toward zero new HIV infections: Empowering HIV-positive women in Kenya

An HIV-positive woman’s inspiring journey to economic empowerment

Project takes HIV testing to homes

Nuru Farm garners media attention