The Kenya Malaria Communication Strategy 2016 – 2021 is a product of the review of the Malaria Communication Strategy 2010-2014.
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These radio programs supported and enhanced the Shuga TV series throughout the campaign, using the same objectives and BCC messages as the TV drama. In the original series, developed in Kenya, the 12 episodes were followed by two 25-minute pre-recorded magazine shows which further explored the topics covered with young people, experts from the c
MTV Shuga is a multi-channel campaign focusing on positive sexual health messaging for young people ages 16-25. The central feature of the campaign is an award-winning TV series, that has been aired in both Kenya and Nigeria, each for two seasons, and is currently being aired in South Africa for its fifth season. The show is viewable throughout Africa (and worldwide) via social media and other sources, and has to date reached an audience of over 720 million, with a social media reach of about 118 million.
This presentation was used in religious leader orientation by the Christian Health Association of Kenya to introduce the community-based family planning (FP) services of church-based health facilities in the IRH 2011 project.
These materials were developed to introduce pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) to men who have sex with men (MSM) in Kenya. There were developed and tested with input from the intended audience. All of the versions of these materials are attached here in one file.
These materials were developed to introduce pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) to the general population in Kenya. There were developed and tested with input from the intended audience. All of the versions of these materials are attached here in one file.
These materials introduce PrEP to female sex workers in Kenya. They were tested with the intended audience and performed very well. Attached is a file with several versions of each material. More about this campaign can be found here.
This pamphlet was developed for the Kenya PrEP introduction program, and explains what PrEP is, how it works, who should take it, and how it can be used effectively.
The purpose of this guidance is to promote informed decision making on sexual health for women who are interested in PrEP.
It is written for service providers who provide HIV risk-reduction counseling services. This guidance is based on the informed-choice counseling approach.
Published by the Ministry of Health, the National Plan of Action describes the sensitive and responsive interventions and strategies for achieving the goal of reducing the number of girls, women and families that will be affected by female genital mutilation over 20 years.
