
VOA – CFK Africa’s Eddah Ogogo Featured as a “Woman to Watch”
CFK’s Primary Health Care Program Coordinator, Eddah Ogogo, was highlighted as a “Woman to Watch” on VOA for her efforts in fighting Covid-19 in informal settlements.
CFK’s Primary Health Care Program Coordinator, Eddah Ogogo, was highlighted as a “Woman to Watch” on VOA for her efforts in fighting Covid-19 in informal settlements.
CFK’s Executive Director and Primary Health Care Program Coordinator wrote a piece published in STAT News on fighting COVID-19 in Kibera.
CFK’s Primary Health Care Program Coordinator, Eddah Ogogo, discussed CFK’s Covid-19 vaccine distribution in informal settlements on CTV. The piece also features Amos Achola, a Kibera resident who got his Covid-19 vaccine at CFK’s Tabitha Medical Clinic.
CFK Africa marked its 20th anniversary this month with plans to expand its public health, education and livelihoods initiatives to informal settlements in seven additional counties in Kenya
CFK Africa published a Kenyan cookbook to mark its 20th anniversary, with proceeds going to the organization’s programs supporting malnourished children in informal settlements in Kenya.
CFK’s Primary Health Care Head, Eddah Ogogo, discusses the challenges of distributing Covid-19 vaccines in informal settlements on ZDF.
CFK’s Primary Health Care Head, Eddah Ogogo, spoke about CFK’s Covid-19 vaccine efforts and focus on maternal and child health on VOA.
Women medical professionals at CFK Africa are on the frontlines helping fight the coronavirus pandemic in Kibera, one of the largest and most densely populated informal settlements in Africa, located just outside of Nairobi, Kenya.
CFK Africa, an international nonprofit with offices in Kenya and the U.S., has begun distributing coronavirus vaccines through its Tabitha Medical Clinic in Kibera, one of Africa’s largest and most densely populated informal settlements, located outside of Nairobi, Kenya. The vaccine initiative is in partnership with the Ministry of Health.
CFK Executive Director, Hillary Omala, and Partnerships and Fundraising Manager, Ann Kungu, discussed CFK’s expansion plans and the importance of community development work in informal settlements during an hour-long NTV Kenya segment on August 31.
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