Transforming Lives: Community Health High-Impact Intervention Saves Lives in Kenya
The programme seeks to reduce child and maternal mortality, increase access to malnutrition services, rehabilitation services, and screening of non communicable diseases.
Why It Matters
1. Community Health units operationalised.
2. Primary Health Facilities like Non communicable Diseases(NDC), Rehabilitation and wellness centers to be equipped.
Quick Facts
1. 2,235 Community Health Assistants trained.
2. 476 Community Health Untis Operationalised countrywide
3. 899 Community Health Unit implementing baby friendly community initiatives
Benefits
1. Strengthened Health systems
2. Reduced Child and Maternal Mortality
3. Improved Nutrition status and reduction and child stunting rate.
Progress
5%
Key Metrics
133,576
Community Health promoters trained
3,769
Community Health Units Implementing Baby Friendly Community initiatives
Benefits
Act as a crucial link between communities and health services and and increasing access to care for vulnerable populations:
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