KENYA NETWORK OF WOMEN WITH AIDS

Provides training for county officials on fiscal management and budgetary processes.

Conducts needs assessments in counties to identify priorities for decentralized service delivery, implements pilot projects to demonstrate scalable models, and provides ongoing training and support to county officials and service providers to improve local service delivery.

Conducts analyses of fiscal policies governing national revenue distribution to counties to identify gaps and improvement areas. The organization advocates for policy reforms to ensure equitable and sufficient distribution of national resources to county governments and develops models for equitable revenue distribution.

Facilitates inter-county dialogue and collaboration to address disparities and promote resource sharing among counties.

Advocates for the adoption of open data policies at the county level to promote transparency in governance.

Implements community engagement programs to educate citizens on governance and decision-making participation, facilitates participatory budgeting processes, and develops feedback mechanisms for citizen engagement with county officials.

Implements citizen report card initiatives to assess and improve county service performance and supports the formation and capacity building of local watchdog groups to monitor county government activities.

Conducts community outreach and education using drama, puppetry, workshops, seminars, and digital materials to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS prevention, stigma reduction, and the TB-HIV link. This includes promoting condom use and distributing prevention materials.

Provides comprehensive medical care, counseling, and support services to women living with HIV/AIDS and their children, including pre and post-HIV test counseling, peer support groups, and home-based healthcare. The organization supports over 10,000 women and 5,000 orphaned and vulnerable children through its programs.

Provides quality healthcare services for tuberculosis, leprosy, and lung diseases in Kenya, implementing joint TB-HIV planning and integrating services to improve efficiency. This includes HIV counseling, testing, prevention interventions, and co-trimoxazole preventive therapy for TB patients living with HIV, along with continuous monitoring for treatment adherence.

Conducts community mobilization activities focused on raising awareness about mental health issues.

Provides counseling services, support group sessions, and referral services for individuals and families affected by mental health issues. The organization also implements economic empowerment initiatives for these families.

Builds community capacity by educating on the risks of alcohol, drug, and substance abuse.

Facilitates international labor placements across African Union countries, Europe, and North America, providing screening, matching, and support services for ethical labor mobility.

Supports orphaned and vulnerable children by facilitating access to quality education through scholarships, school supplies, tutoring, and mentorship programs. It also provides safe housing options, distributes food and clothing, and offers legal aid for inheritance and guardianship issues.

Conducts advocacy efforts to protect the rights of women living with HIV/AIDS and their children.