Kenya Health Outcomes Partnership
Delivering sexual and reproductive health services to adolescent girls aged 15-19 years old in Kenya.
Overview
Improving health outcomes in 15-19-year-old girls in Kenya, through reducing unwanted pregnancies, new HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths.
Limited access to SRH services heavily impacts the health and education of girls in Kenya as well as the development and economic growth of the country. Some of the main barriers preventing these girls from accessing these services include affordability, lack of information and distance to health facilities.
The Kenya Health Outcomes Partnership is improving health outcomes in 15-19-year-old girls in Kenya, through reducing unwanted pregnancies, new HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths.
BOP has partnered with a local non-profit delivery organisation, Tiko, whose digital platform connects girls to local public and private service providers, delivering free sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and HIV-related services.
Outcomes
Over 490,000 girls have started this programme, which has seen 730,000+ sexual health and HIV services delivered since it began.
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493553
Starts to the programme
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620748
Sexual health services delivered
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115651
HIV services delivered
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$7.3m
Outcomes achieved