We’ve concluded our community engagement with adolescent girls in schools in Kibra as part of our Heavy Menstrual Bleeding (HMB) study. More to come on cphdev.org/

Kisumu is among the first of 10 counties to receive an oxygen bundle under the #OxygenAsAService programme, supported by the Philips Foundation and CPHD. Beyond equipment, facility teams received hands-on training to strengthen reliable oxygen care. #MedicalOxygenRoadmap

Talking about periods should be chic. 🩸✨ Through our #HeavyMenstrualBleeding work, we’re breaking the silence and helping adolescent girls feel informed, confident, and empowered to speak up about their menstrual health. Knowing your body? That’s chic. 💕 #ItsChic

@cphdev is in Kibra, hearing from adolescent girls about Heavy Menstrual Bleeding through community conversations & FGDs. We're also distributing pads as part of community support. Listening, learning, gathering evidence for better adolescent #MenstrualHhealth.

In collaboration with @PhilipsFound, @CPHDKenya has kicked off #O2aaS inception meetings, bringing together county health leaders to align on building resilient oxygen systems that support better patient care. #MedicalOxygen #HealthSystemsStrengthening

We kicked off a vital community engagement meeting in Kibra, introducing our Heavy Menstrual Bleeding (HMB) project to the stakeholders who will partner with us on data collection & implementation. Grateful for the collaborative spirit! #HealthEquity #Kibra #MenstrualHealth

What does it take to move the needle on adolescent health? Moving away from siloed interventions to sustainable health systems. @devkihianyu shares how we are ensuring no girl goes unheard. 👇 What's the biggest bottleneck to integrating these services? #AdolescentHealth

CPHD recently convened an inception meeting with Nairobi City County, MoH, and the Ministry of Education to launch a new study supporting adolescent schoolgirls facing Heavy Menstrual Bleeding. 👇 Read the full story here: lnkd.in/dHRQujJ

We were delighted to participate in the recently concluded Kenya Association of Radiologists (KAR) Conference, which brought together radiology leaders, researchers, and partners for insightful discussions, evidence-based updates, and meaningful networking opportunities.

A future where no woman dies while giving life should be a reality, not a dream. Proud to be among the partners supporting the launch of EWENE and the collective effort to reduce preventable maternal and newborn deaths. Together, we can #OkoaMamaOkoaMtoto