“We know that even putting food on the table, getting better clothing or shelter are not automatic as may be the case for other people elsewhere. This makes the gap plugged by Tabitha Maternity Home a higher imperative,” Jeffrey Okoro.
CFK Africa and Save the Children are partners in fighting to lessen the burden of pneumonia and other healthcare inequities across informal settlements in Kenya.
“It’s a place where mothers find the utmost care and support they need to bring their babies into the world safely.”
Leading public health NGO CFK Africa offers five actionable steps for fighting the potential surge of Mpox in Kenya’s informal settlements and elsewhere throughout the country.
CFK Africa Nutritionist Esther Opana was interviewed for a feature during World Breastfeeding Week.
CFK Africa is empowering landlords to harness their power to start making changes within their compounds and collectively address SGBV.
“…we at CFK aim to restore the dignity of these girls by providing them with sanitary towels on a monthly basis in the hope of retaining them in school.”
“For [CFK Africa] as an organization we first started by mapping out the disaster areas just knowing who’s been affected by what. Thereafter we started coordinating the kind of help that can be provided.”
“Our response recognizes both the immediate need of affected families…as well as the long-term impact of the spread of waterborne disease.”
Support CFK Africa’s emergency response to medical workers’ strikes and severe flooding.
CFK Africa is a registered NGO in Kenya and 501(c)(3) nonprofit in the U.S. that improves public health and economic prosperity in informal settlements through participatory research, primary health care, and education.
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