A qualitative research study on teenage pregnancy commissioned by Faith to Action Network together with the Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims (SUPKEM) and Kilifi County government has revealed that an
Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs has commissioned an independent evaluation of all Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) programmes that have been funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign
Partners working in Nakuru County can now work collectively towards a guided objective in achieving family health outcomes for the wellbeing of women, families and communities thanks to the newly
Faith to Action Network’s Vice Chairperson of the Steering Council, Prof. Ahmed Ragab, has been nominated for two-year membership position with reference group of FP2020 on faith issue, being a
Faith to Action Network, together with representatives from seven other implementing partners, on 7 – 8 February 2017 in Nairobi, Kenya, attended a kick off meeting for the new, State
Faith to Action Network’s religious leaders that participated in the Faith Pre-conference and the International Conference on Family Planning (ICFP), held in Nusa Dua, Indonesia in January 2016. Have continued
Ngombe Health project and Inter-religious and cultural dialogue who are members Faith to Action Network have reached out to cultural leaders in Fort portal, Rakai and Wakiso districts to form
Faith to Action Network secretariat has produced a documentary on Child Spacing in Islamic Context
Faith to Action Network in partnership with Al-Azhar University and SUPKEM in August 2015 conducted a Learning Caravan at the Kenyan Coast (Mombasa, Kilifi and Lamu) Activities included training sessions
Faith to Action Network’s workshop on ‘Advocacy and Resource mobilization’ that was conducted in Mombasa, last November 2016, has helped us to better understand our role as faith leaders besides
Faith to Action Network in collaboration with Union of Muslim Councils for East, Central and Southern Africa (UMC) mid last year (July 2016) held a follow up event to the
