LVCT Kenya

LVCT Kenya LVCT Health is a Kenyan nongovernmental organization dedicated to improving health care in African countries through strengthening policy and health system

LVCT Health is a local non-governmental organization that works closely with the Ministry of Health through NASCOP, county governments and collaborates with strategic private, public, academic and civil society partners locally and internationally. LVCT Health is currently implementing programs in HIV prevention, care and treatment, Gender Based Violence -GBV, Sexual Reproductive Health -SRH and HIV testing. We are present in twenty seven (27) counties of Kenya. Our work in anchored on the national and county HIV prevention goals and contributes to the Kenya’s vision 2030. We have built a unique capacity in implementation of a Research-Policy-Practice Hatua model that facilitates generation and utilization of evidence from research and practice to inform national policies, programs and strengthen health systems for an effective HIV response in Kenya and beyond.

Homa Bay Commits to Scaling Maternal Health Innovations!What a powerful three days in ! The consortium meeting was bu...
08/10/2025

Homa Bay Commits to Scaling Maternal Health Innovations!

What a powerful three days in ! The consortium meeting was buzzing with a shared sense of purpose.

This wasn't just another meeting; it was a deep, collaborative dive into strengthening antenatal care for every mother in the county.

For three days, we partnered with local stakeholders to review evidence, share insights, and build an actionable plan.

The standout feature was the profound commitment from Homa Bay County's leadership. There is a resolute, shared determination to take proven interventions from this study and scale them across the county's health system. This means translating our research into tangible policies and resources that will directly impact maternal and child health outcomes in Homa Bay and beyond.

Our collective resolve is to continue the work until every mother and child has access to the quality care they deserve.



Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine - LSTM Kenya Medical Research Institute

From Evidence to Action!Today's strategic session with the Health Management Team at the C-it DU-it consortium meeting...
07/10/2025

From Evidence to Action!

Today's strategic session with the Health Management Team at the C-it DU-it consortium meeting focused squarely on scaling the model.

For three years, we've proven that linking community and health facility data improves antenatal care outcomes.

Now, we're building the roadmap with the County to make this the standard. The commitment is powerful!



Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine - LSTM Kenya Medical Research Institute National Institute for Health and Care Research County Government Of Homa Bay

It's go-time! 🚀The energy is electric as the consortium meeting kicks off TODAY in .Over the next three days, we will...
06/10/2025

It's go-time! 🚀

The energy is electric as the consortium meeting kicks off TODAY in .

Over the next three days, we will convene with key stakeholders to review three years of groundbreaking work that has linked communities and health facilities to improve antenatal care outcomes in Homa Bay County.

The goal is to chart the course for the next phase of scaling up.

Stay tuned this week for live insights!



Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine - LSTM National Institute for Health and Care Research Kenya Medical Research Institute County Government Of Homa Bay

A Festival of Learning! It's a wrap for our in !The event brought together community-facility Work Improvement Team...
02/10/2025

A Festival of Learning!

It's a wrap for our in !

The event brought together community-facility Work Improvement Teams to fully embrace the theme of . Together, we shared success stories, highlighted innovations, and recognized the incredible work of our Community Health Promoters and Work Improvement Teams.

This marks an important legacy for the program, a commitment to using these valuable lessons to scale up effective, local solutions for antenatal care.

Thank you to all partners and participants for the collaboration.



Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine - LSTM National Institute for Health and Care Research Kenya Medical Research Institute County Government Of Homa Bay

World Café: Exchanging ideas to improve Antenatal Care. For Day 2 of , our teams met in World Café sessions to discuss ...
02/10/2025

World Café: Exchanging ideas to improve Antenatal Care.

For Day 2 of , our teams met in World Café sessions to discuss how we can better support pregnant mothers in Homa Bay County.

It was a productive session of sharing knowledge and finding practical solutions to increase antenatal care visits.



Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine - LSTM, National Institute for Health and Care Research, Kenya Medical Research Institute County Government Of Homa Bay

Day 2 of our 2nd C-it DU-it in is underway. We're hearing powerful WIT stories, showcasing what works in making ever...
02/10/2025

Day 2 of our 2nd C-it DU-it in is underway.

We're hearing powerful WIT stories, showcasing what works in making every contact count, and celebrating the innovations of our Community Health Promoters (CHPs) and WITs.

This gathering is a key moment to reflect on our progress, capture lessons for the future, and discuss how to scale up what's working for the people of .



Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine - LSTM, National Institute for Health and Care Research

Day one of the 2nd C-it DU-it learning event in Homa Bay County has concluded, and it was a day of rich exchange.We hear...
01/10/2025

Day one of the 2nd C-it DU-it learning event in Homa Bay County has concluded, and it was a day of rich exchange.

We heard directly from communities, service providers, and policymakers. The energy was high as Work Improvement Teams presented their impactful work, followed by a focused panel discussion on strengthening maternal health services.

A productive start to an important conversation. We're looking forward to day two.



Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine - LSTM, National Institute for Health and Care Research, Kenya Medical Research Institute, County Government Of Homa Bay

“Maternal mortality has long been one of our greatest health challenges in Homa Bay, currently standing at 86%. Our goal...
01/10/2025

“Maternal mortality has long been one of our greatest health challenges in Homa Bay, currently standing at 86%. Our goal, aligned with SDG 3.1, is to reduce this to less than 70%. The C-it Du-it initiative has shown us that it is possible to turn this around in the shortest time possible, by 2030, through timely reporting and data-driven action, especially by strengthening the 8 ANC contacts," Dr. Gordon Okomo, County Director of Health, Homa Bay.

The 2nd C-it Du-it is bringing community voices firsthand, making this event more meaningful and impactful.

Stay tuned as we take you through key learnings!



Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine - LSTM County Government Of Homa Bay National Institute for Health and Care Research Kenya Medical Research Institute

🎉📢Day 1 of the 2nd C-it Du-it Learning Event is here! Stakeholders are coming together in Homa Bay County to share learn...
01/10/2025

🎉📢Day 1 of the 2nd C-it Du-it Learning Event is here!
Stakeholders are coming together in Homa Bay County to share learnings on improving antenatal care, mental health, and Community Health Systems.

This 2nd C-it Du-it Learning Event is a moment to showcase best practices, share innovations, and dig deep into solutions that ensure every woman receives the right services at the right time.

Follow live updates & join the discussion!



Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine - LSTM
Kenya Medical Research Institute
County Government Of Homa Bay
National Institute for Health and Care Research

As we count down to the 2nd C-it Du-it Learning Event (1–2 October, Homa Bay, Kenya), we’re amplifying voices of our key...
30/09/2025

As we count down to the 2nd C-it Du-it Learning Event (1–2 October, Homa Bay, Kenya), we’re amplifying voices of our key speakers who will shape this important conversation under the theme “Making Every Contact Count.”

Follow this series & don’t miss the voices shaping the event!

29/09/2025

Sneak peek!
Ahead of the 2nd Learning Event, hear from Dr. Otiso, LVCT Health’s Executive Director, on why every contact matters for strengthening health systems.
Watch the clip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nl5PPBd77iQ & join the conversation!

Join our youth champions this Friday at 6:30pm for a special World Contraception Day 2025 FB Live! Theme: “A choice for ...
25/09/2025

Join our youth champions this Friday at 6:30pm for a special World Contraception Day 2025 FB Live! Theme: “A choice for all — agency, intention, access.” Adolescents and Young people, providers & policymakers will unpack solutions to improve SRH access for young people in Kenya.

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LVCT Health is a non-governmental organization that works closely with the Ministry of Health through NASCOP, county governments and collaborates with strategic private, public, academic and civil society partners locally and internationally. LVCT Health is currently implementing programs in HIV prevention, care and treatment, Gender Based Violence -GBV, Sexual Reproductive Health -SRH and HIV testing. We are present in twenty five (25) counties of Kenya. Our work in anchored on the national and county HIV prevention goals and contributes to the Kenya’s vision 2030. We have built a unique capacity in implementation of a Research-Policy-Practice (Hatua) model that facilitates generation and utilization of evidence from research and practice to inform national policies, programs and strengthen health systems for an effective HIV response in Kenya and beyond.