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This study was an exploration of the impact of World Vision’s package of core approaches to strengthen community systems to improve the health status of women, newborns and young children, especially the most vulnerable.

Faith leaders and communities often lack necessary mindsets, skills and information to engage in a helpful way on health issues.

Raising men as champions for health

GoalTo reduce maternal and neonatal mortality in Kenya, with particular focus on four counties that adds to the overall burden of maternal and newborn deaths. These are Homa Bay, Turkana, Kakamega and Urban slums of Nairobi. 

The Strengthening Community Resilience Project in Lesotho is a collaborative effort between UNICEF Lesotho and World Vision International Lesotho , with the generous support of the Government of Japan. The project aims to build resilience in the most deprived rural communities in Mohale’s Hoek and Thaba Tseka districts, which have been severely affected by the compounded humanitarian crises.

Through the SUSTAIN Project, Global Affairs Canada (GAC) has been working in collaboration with World Vision's Canada and Tanzania Offices; providing support and guidance in every step of project implementation.

The East Africa Maternal Newborn Child Health project (EAMNeCH) was implemented in four health‐vulnerable contexts in the County of Kilifi in Kenya, Kitgum District in Uganda, Gicumbi District in Rwanda and Kilindi District in Tanzania.

In 2007, World Vision (WV) initiated a process of prioritising low-cost, evidence-based, measurable and preventive interventions in order to combat the primary causes of maternal and child mortality.

Channels of Hope for Maternal Newborn and Child Health is a programme methodology that catalyses faith communities and individuals to act on their God-given responsibility to honour, uphold and restore the dignity and value of every human being, to help ensure that even the most vulnerable experi