The Ministry of Health has launched the MMS Research Agenda to combat maternal anaemia and micronutrient deficiencies. A new working group will guide Kenya’s shift from IFAS to MMS, boosting maternal and newborn health through evidence-based action. 👉https://t.co/2OVGWS1uKL
A collaborative effort between the Kilifi Department of Health, Hellen Keller International, and UNICEF is underway with a 3-day Maternal, Infant, and Young Child Nutrition (MIYCN) Baseline Knowledge, Attitudes, Beliefs and Practices (KABP) assessment in Kilifi County.
@KhalifKairo@KhalifKairo In the garden of love, he planted seeds of care, tended to them with the gentle hands of affection, and watered them with the tears of his longing heart. He was the weaver of dreams, devoted to showing the world their shared existence
The causes of maternal undernutrition are embedded within cultural norms and practices. There’s no silver bullet, we can’t keep doing the same things in the same way and expect results @martmwangi@HMHBConsortium@MNForum#MNF2023#N4R
Starting now 📢: plenary session on Forging connections between humanitarian efforts to strengthen micronutrient and nutritional resilience #MNF2023#N4R
"Kenya represents a nation of 57 million and all of the challenges Africa faces in tackling malnutrition. More importantly, Kenya represents all of the #potential Africa has to make dramatic change."
#hope from @HelenKellerIntl CPO Shawn Baker
#NutritionSymposiumKE#NourishKenya