KAKAMEGA RECEIVES FAMILY PLANNING EQUIPMENT WORTH KSH 3.1 MILLION
The County Government of Kakamega has received 709 family planning training kits from EngenderHealth, valued at Ksh 3.1 million to strengthen family planning services across county health facilities, particularly for postpartum mothers.
The kits comprise of Sister-U models and mannequins and will be distributed to health facilities across the county to support training and skills development in family planning services.
Speaking during the handover ceremony the CECM for Health Services CPA Livingstone Imbayi said the donation will boost access to family planning services and enable mothers to make informed decisions on if and when to have children.
EngenderHealth Technical Officer Ms Cecilia Makabwa reaffirmed the organisationβs commitment to supporting Kakamega County in strengthening healthcare services, particularly in reproductive and maternal health.
Present were Chief Officer for Medical Services Dr. David Alilah, Chief Officer Public Health Mrs. Rose Muhanda, Director Medical Services Dr. Stephen Wandei, JHPEIGO team led by Ms. Jane Kageha and County Nursing Officer Mrs. Alice Harambee.