Focusing on public facilities in Isiolo, Makueni, Kwale, and Kakamega counties, APIP collaborates with private facilities and strengthens county leadership to expand family planning services nationwide.

Efforts include advocating for dedicated funding, building provider capacity through training and mentorship, engaging community health volunteers, and promoting uptake through outreach and quality improvement initiatives.

Funded by Unitaid, AMPLI-PPHI is ensuring that quality medicines are available whenever and wherever they are needed. This project trains health care providers on the latest postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) prevention and treatment guidelines, develops job aids and client education materials, and advocates for quality-assured medicines.

It strengthens health systems through supply chain assessments, including price, availability, and value chain analysis, to improve PPH readiness and response throughout Kenya.

Implemented in partnership with MYDAWA, this initiative gathers evidence on client attitudes, behaviors, and preferences, and looks at how digital consultations and direct-to-consumer models affect contraceptive uptake and continuation.

Jhpiego partners with the public sector to ensure a reliable supply of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) commodities and shares findings to inform national policy and future programs.

HAPPI works with Kenya’s Ministry of Health National Vaccines and Immunization Program and the county governments of Nandi and Elgeyo Marakwet to identify unvaccinated girls and addresses gaps in coverage.

In schools, HAPPI facilitates gender-sensitive health education programs, including in selected model schools, engaging both girls and boys to raise awareness, encourage vaccine uptake, and advance health equity in the fight against cervical cancer.

PharmPrEP is testing a pharmacy-delivered model for HIV prevention in Kenya, led by Jhpiego in partnership with Fred Hutch, Kenyatta University, the Kenya Medical Research Institute, and Partners in Health and Research Development.

Working with the National AIDS & STI Control Programme, the project created a blended learning approach that equips pharmacy providers with skills in HIV testing, PrEP, and PEP through mobile-enabled courses and hands-on training. Initial findings show that, with training, pharmacy providers can effectively initiate and manage PrEP and PEP in line with national guidelines, reaching populations who are at higher risk for HIV.

In partnership with AIC Kijabe and funded by the Global Surgery Foundation, the project aims to improve maternal and newborn outcomes using an integrated hub-and-spoke model to build health system capacity, train surgical teams through hands-on, team-based approaches, and strengthen referral networks.

Over three years, it aims to improve access to safe caesarean care for nearly 21,000 procedures, while leveraging data to inform national policy.

The SMART Advocacy for Strategic Action alliance, led by Partners in Population and Development Africa Regional Office, Jhpiego Kenya, and Pathfinder Nigeria works with civil society organizations, non-traditional advocacy partners, and global stakeholders such as the World Health Organization, FP2030, and United Nations Population Fund, to strengthen advocacy capacity, improve coordination, and foster adoption of evidence-based best practices at national and sub-national levels.

The initiative promotes domestic resource mobilization through co-financing agreements and diversified funding commitments to sustain progress in family planning and maternal, newborn, and child health.