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Over 200 people from Korogocho gathered at the Chief’s Camp on Tuesday the 24th of June to witness the launch of the Partnership for Maternal
By Pamela Juma, Associate Research Scientist, APHRC Reducing child deaths has been one of the key priorities in the health care system. Some progress had
The introduction Adolescence in girls has been recognized as a special period which signifies the transition from girlhood to womanhood. Importance is attached to this
The Microdata portal is a web-based platform designed to publish metadata and documentation, and share qualitative and quantitative datasets from APHRC research studies since 2001.
The African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) participated in the Seventh Joint African Union (AU) Conference of Ministers of Economy and Finance and UN
The African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) in conjunction with the Nairobi County Government handed over two neo-natal resuscitation machines to Mbagathi Hospital on
A team from APHRC met with the Nairobi Governor Dr Evans Kidero to introduce him to our programs and projects currently running in order to
APHRC was part of a delegation receiving Nairobi County Governor, Dr. Evans Kidero at the Korogocho Health Center. The Center presented a Public-Private Partnerships model
Nutrition in the first two years of life is critical for child growth, development and survival. Optimal breastfeeding during this period is therefore critical. The
Recent statistics indicate that poor maternal and child nutrition are the underlying causes of 3.5 million deaths every year and 35 percent of disease burden
The 17th of May was World Hypertension Day and at APHRC, we organized a free screening by trained community health workers where individuals had their
The Maternal Infant and Young Child Nutrition program at APHRC in conjunction with the Center’s Policy Engagement and Communications Division carried out a focus group