Project support to continue institutionalizing community health promoters by strengthening financing, leadership and governance, policy, and coordination for an integrated and sustainable community health system

Project support to train 18 pediatric sub-specialists and upgrade 36 nurse-midwives to improve quality and distribution of the specialized pediatric workforce in the public sector

General support for the preeminent organization ensuring that girls remain in school and learn through a community model that radically improves girls’ prospects of becoming independent, influential women

Project support to enable national and county-level planning and coordination of pediatric training for nurses and subspecialists, and to strengthen the capacity of the Kenya Paediatric Association as a regional resource for the pediatric workforce

Project support to increase equitable access to medical oxygen in low- and middle-income countries by helping governments build sustainable oxygen ecosystems

Project support to test and treat approximately 11,000 people suffering from visceral leishmaniasis per year

Project support to eliminate transmission of schistosomiasis and soil-transmitted helminths

Project support for the Accelerate Resilient, Innovative, and Sustainable Elimination of NTDs-2 (ARISE-2) program, aiming to accelerate the elimination of onchocerciasis, lymphatic filariasis, schistosomiasis, soil-transmitted helminths, and trachoma

Project support to establish and expand a cost-effective, replicable daily school feeding program to reach up to 87,000 pre-primary children annually by 2027 in partnership with the government of Murang’a, Nairobi, and Mombasa counties

Project support to train 111 pediatric (oncology, general pediatric, and critical care) nurses for the public sector, and to launch a pediatric oncology nursing fellowship program

General support for an organization that works to expand and promote access to affordable, quality health and education services for underserved communities, with a focus on reproductive, maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health.

Project support to advance the quality and uptake of maternal and newborn health services through digital health platforms

Project support to expand the training of neonatal nurses through scholarships for 80 trainees in underserved counties

Project support for strategic leadership and coordination of the Kenya Paediatric Fellowship Program and establishment of the East Central and Southern Africa College of Paediatrics and Child Health

General support to a social enterprise supporting a network of entrepreneurial women to improve their childcare micro-businesses

General support to an organization focused on compensating and supporting digitally enabled community health workers and strengthening community health systems to improve healthcare for mothers and children

Project support to train 13 pediatric subspecialists and 32 pediatric oncology nurses for the public sector, and to launch three new fellowship programs in pediatric neurology, critical care, and oncology nursing

Project support to increase equitable access to medical oxygen in low- and middle-income countries by helping governments build sustainable oxygen ecosystems

General support to a social enterprise providing quality improvement services to a network of self-sustaining, low-cost ECD centers in urban neighborhoods

Project support to significantly reduce gender-based violence, teenage pregnancy, and school dropout in all public schools in Migori county, reaching 500,000 students

Project support to train 21 pediatric sub-specialists for the public sector, and to launch three new pediatric subspecialty training programs in gastroenterology, hematology-oncology, and pulmonology

Project support for Phase II of the NEST program to increase coverage and quality of hospital-based small and sick newborn care

Project support to scale vaccine remote temperature monitoring during transportation and to provide real-time data analytics to guide interventions to safeguard the country’s vaccines

Project support to ensure approximately 50,000 children start or catch up on their immunization schedules, and to generate research and strategies to immunize zero-dose and under-immunized children