Jhpiego

Pregnant Soki Buyana Cemonde felt isolated until she heard a radio campaign encouraging her to seek prenatal services. The care she received through the AMPLI-PPHI project helped her have a safe delivery and survive postpartum hemorrhage.

The Government of Kenya will scale up essential products used to prevent and diagnose the leading cause of death of…

High blood pressure can lead to serious complications for a mother and baby. Consistent prenatal care is essential for monitoring and managing potential risk factors. But what can the community do to help?

Dr. Lucy Achieng has been working as a Medical Officer at the Nakuru County Teaching and Referral Hospital in Kenya. On a weekly basis, Dr. Achieng performs 20 to 30 cesarean sections and must stay up to date on evidence-based care. That’s where Jhpiego comes in.

Jhpiego has been announced as one of 80+ organizations that were awarded funding through Action for Women’s Health.