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NRHS Supports County Key and Vulnerable Populations Technical Working Group Meeting

NRHS supported the County Key and Vulnerable Populations (KVP) Technical Working Group meeting held on 30 September at the KCRH Hall, bringing together civil society organizations and implementing partners providing HIV prevention and other essential health services to key and vulnerable populations.

NRHS Supports County Key and Vulnerable Populations Technical Working Group Meeting
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Nyanza Reproductive Health Society (NRHS) supported the County Key and Vulnerable Populations (KVP) Technical Working Group (TWG) meeting held on 30 September at the KCRH Hall. The meeting was chaired by Madam Dorothy Oketch, the County KVP Lead, and brought together civil society organizations (CSOs) and implementing partners providing HIV prevention and other essential health services to key and vulnerable populations.

Participants with laptops and notebooks seated at tables listening during the County Key and Vulnerable Populations Technical Working Group meeting at KCRH Hall
Participants follow a presentation during the County KVP Technical Working Group meeting at KCRH Hall.

The meeting provided a platform for stakeholders to discuss strategies for strengthening service provision and improving the delivery of comprehensive, accessible, and quality services to KVP communities. Discussions also focused on the challenges posed by dwindling donor funding and the need for partners to explore sustainable approaches, strengthen collaboration, and optimize available resources to ensure continuity of essential prevention services.

Meeting participants working on laptops and taking notes during the County Key and Vulnerable Populations Technical Working Group meeting at KCRH Hall
Stakeholders take notes and work on laptops during the meeting discussions.

Through its participation and support, NRHS reaffirmed its commitment to collaborative efforts that promote the health and well-being of key and vulnerable populations, while contributing to coordinated, sustainable, and community-centered service delivery.

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