APHIAplus Rift Valley

APHIAplus Nuru Ya Bonde project worked with the government and community-based organizations to: APHIAplus built the capacity of health care providers to deliver high-quality health services. Specifically, the activity helped people living with HIV/AIDS gain access to counseling and treatment, and reduced child deaths through improved maternal and newborn child health services at health facilities.

At the community level, the activity strengthened water, sanitation and hygiene programs and improved food security and economic well-being for households caring for orphans and vulnerable children. The activity supported orphaned and vulnerable children with education, life-skills training and ways of generating income to support them-selves.

In collaboration with the USAID-supported Fanikisha project, AIDS, Population and Health Integrated Assistance, Nuru ya Bonde trained local implementing partners on project management and performance monitoring. Regular feedback meetings were held with all implementing partners to review approaches to improve health-service delivery and communication services as well as data analysis, outcome reporting and documentation.