| Home Based Care Client Provides Service to the Community | | Salome Ngonzi, a 40 year old mother of four, had been bed ridden for almost two years. Being a mother and wife, her health deterioration subjected her husband and children to immense suffering and despair. “I was sick for a very long period and I never thought of going to hospital until a Community Health Worker visited and referred me to Malindi hospital,” remarked Salome. At Malindi Hospital, an APHIA II Coast supported site, Salome underwent... |
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| Entrepreneurship skills' influence on healthy lifestyle |  At 22 years, Valentine is a young mother of two with no source of income. Though she was in an abusive relationship, Valentine endured the beatings because...
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| Offering hope to OVCs: Mariam’s story | Mariam Francis is a 14 year old Orphan and Vulnerable Child (OVC) who lost her parents to AIDS-related complications. Being the eldest child, Mariam is the head of a household of three siblings. She was bedridden when a Community Health Worker (CHW) trained by APHIA II Coast met her. Mariam was referred to the hospital... |
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| Partnership with Heifer Project International |
Community groups get cows through APHA II Coast partnership with Heifer Project International
Lynn Adrianne, the Director Office of Population and Health, USAID-Kenya, presents a cow to Christine Mulewa, a member of Asiye na Wake ana Mungu community group at Msabaha, Malindi District, assisted by Heifer project International Deputy Country Director Crispin Mwatate. Looking on are local District Officer Josephine W. Njenga, area Councilor Jumaa Kingale, Emma Mwamburi of USAID and Family Health International Country Director Peter Mwarogo and community members. Fourteen cows were handed over to the community in this partnership between Heifer Project International and the USAID-funded APHIA II Coast Project. |
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