In the heart of Kenya, the International Centre for Reproductive Health-Kenya (ICRHK) is not just an organization; it’s a beacon of hope for women and families. We understand that reproductive health services are not just about health; they’re about empowerment, dignity, and the future.

At ICRHK, we’re dedicated to ensuring that every woman has access to quality family planning and maternal, newborn, and child health (MNCH) services. We believe that these services are not just essential for individual well-being, but for achieving broader development goals related to health, poverty reduction, gender equality, and environmental sustainability.

Our work goes beyond research and documentation; it’s about transforming lives. Through initiatives like the Performance Monitoring for Action (PMA) surveys and the Exemplars in Family Planning (FP) project, we’re not just collecting data; we’re shaping policies, improving services, and changing lives.

Our commitment to family planning is evident in our implementation of FP supply chain management activities. By rolling out an integrated logistics management information system, we ensure that FP commodities are available up to the last mile. This means that women in even the most remote areas have access to the contraceptives they need to plan their families and take control of their futures.

Our work doesn’t stop there. We’re also fighting against cervical cancer, one of the leading causes of cancer-related deaths among women in Kenya. Through early diagnosis, treatment of precancerous lesions, and access to advanced treatment, we’re working to reduce the burden of this disease and save lives.

In maternal health, our research on Birth Companion, Network of Care, and group Antenatal Care is not just about improving health outcomes; it’s about ensuring that every pregnant woman receives the care and support she deserves. By focusing on these areas, we’re not just improving health outcomes; we’re empowering women and communities.

At ICRHK, we’re not just a research institute; we’re a community of change-makers. We’re committed to continuing our work in reproductive health, maternal health, and family planning because we know that by investing in women’s health, we’re investing in a brighter future for all.