
PBS News Hour, Pulitzer Center – CFK Africa’s Jeffrey Okoro Interviewed on Impact of USAID Cuts to HIV treatment in Kenya
“The consequences are felt right now across the country and even across Africa.”
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“The consequences are felt right now across the country and even across Africa.”
“This experience has once again reminded me of the importance of cultural competence in public health initiatives and the value of shared experiences in fostering empathy and understanding.”
“For patients, uncertainty is poison.”
In addition to supporting women and girls, “CFK Africa enlists men and boys as active partners in preventing gender violence and fostering the wellbeing of women and girls through education and community building.”
“The organization was honored in the categories of education access and equity, employability and job creation, and health access and innovation at the awards event.”
“The three awards reflect CFK Africa’s commitment to working with community members in informal settlements in Kenya to address their biggest challenges.”
“I do not allow my circumstances to define me or my future,” Claudia says. “I am now working hard and smart in school and scoring good grades.”
“They gave me the best information, and now I can pass it on to others who may not know where to turn.”
Summaries of health policy coverage from major news organizations includes CFK Africa ED op-ed.
“I’m head of an NGO in Kenya. The shutoff of USAID support has been devastating.”
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