Districts (or national): Kisumu

ICAP is designing and implementing an innovative, high-impact training initiative targeting district health management teams and frontline health care workers. Trainings will build the competence and confidence of healthcare workers to safely identify, report and support people with COVID-19; implement effective infection prevention and control activities; and serve as trusted sources of reliable health information for communities impacted by the pandemic in Kisumu, Kenya.

Funded by Resolve to Save Lives, an initiative of the global public health organization Vital Strategies.

Find out more at https://icap.columbia.edu/leveraging-new-partnerships-icap-launches-wide-ranging-response-to-covid-19-threat-around-the-world/

ICAP is expanding its ongoing support for JOOTRH through strengthening the existing triage system with appropriate referral and care of confirmed COVID-19 cases, either in self-isolation at home or in JOOTRH’s isolation unit. ICAP is also providing education materials and locally sewn cloth masks to clients upon discharge, and has set-up a hospital hotline to provide information throughout the community.

Funded by a generous gift donation from Dr. Bing Zhao.

Find out more at https://icap.columbia.edu/leveraging-new-partnerships-icap-launches-wide-ranging-response-to-covid-19-threat-around-the-world/

ICAP is designing and implementing a rapid assessment of COVID-19 knowledge, attitudes and behavior among adolescents and youth living with HIV in Kisumu, Kenya (at JOOTRH) and assess changes in health services, HIV care and participants’ lives in general as a result of COVID.

Funded by a generous gift donation from Becton Dickinson.

ICAP is designing and implementing an innovative, high-impact training initiative targeting district health management teams and frontline health care workers. Trainings will build the competence and confidence of healthcare workers to safely identify, report and support people with COVID-19; implement effective infection prevention and control activities; and serve as trusted sources of reliable health information for communities impacted by the pandemic in Kisumu, Kenya.

Funded by Resolve to Save Lives, an initiative of the global public health organization Vital Strategies.

Find out more at https://icap.columbia.edu/leveraging-new-partnerships-icap-launches-wide-ranging-response-to-covid-19-threat-around-the-world/

ICAP is expanding its ongoing support for JOOTRH through strengthening the existing triage system with appropriate referral and care of confirmed COVID-19 cases, either in self-isolation at home or in JOOTRH’s isolation unit. ICAP is also providing education materials and locally sewn cloth masks to clients upon discharge, and has set-up a hospital hotline to provide information throughout the community.

Funded by a generous gift donation from Dr. Bing Zhao.

Find out more at https://icap.columbia.edu/leveraging-new-partnerships-icap-launches-wide-ranging-response-to-covid-19-threat-around-the-world/

ICAP is designing and implementing a rapid assessment of COVID-19 knowledge, attitudes and behavior among adolescents and youth living with HIV in Kisumu, Kenya (at JOOTRH) and assess changes in health services, HIV care and participants’ lives in general as a result of COVID.

Funded by a generous gift donation from Becton Dickinson.

ICAP is designing and implementing an innovative, high-impact training initiative targeting district health management teams and frontline health care workers. Trainings will build the competence and confidence of healthcare workers to safely identify, report and support people with COVID-19; implement effective infection prevention and control activities; and serve as trusted sources of reliable health information for communities impacted by the pandemic in Kisumu, Kenya.

Funded by Resolve to Save Lives, an initiative of the global public health organization Vital Strategies.

Find out more at https://icap.columbia.edu/leveraging-new-partnerships-icap-launches-wide-ranging-response-to-covid-19-threat-around-the-world/

ICAP is expanding its ongoing support for JOOTRH through strengthening the existing triage system with appropriate referral and care of confirmed COVID-19 cases, either in self-isolation at home or in JOOTRH’s isolation unit. ICAP is also providing education materials and locally sewn cloth masks to clients upon discharge, and has set-up a hospital hotline to provide information throughout the community.

Funded by a generous gift donation from Dr. Bing Zhao.

Find out more at https://icap.columbia.edu/leveraging-new-partnerships-icap-launches-wide-ranging-response-to-covid-19-threat-around-the-world/

ICAP is designing and implementing a rapid assessment of COVID-19 knowledge, attitudes and behavior among adolescents and youth living with HIV in Kisumu, Kenya (at JOOTRH) and assess changes in health services, HIV care and participants’ lives in general as a result of COVID.

Funded by a generous gift donation from Becton Dickinson.

ICAP is designing and implementing an innovative, high-impact training initiative targeting district health management teams and frontline health care workers. Trainings will build the competence and confidence of healthcare workers to safely identify, report and support people with COVID-19; implement effective infection prevention and control activities; and serve as trusted sources of reliable health information for communities impacted by the pandemic in Kisumu, Kenya.

Funded by Resolve to Save Lives, an initiative of the global public health organization Vital Strategies.

Find out more at https://icap.columbia.edu/leveraging-new-partnerships-icap-launches-wide-ranging-response-to-covid-19-threat-around-the-world/

ICAP is expanding its ongoing support for JOOTRH through strengthening the existing triage system with appropriate referral and care of confirmed COVID-19 cases, either in self-isolation at home or in JOOTRH’s isolation unit. ICAP is also providing education materials and locally sewn cloth masks to clients upon discharge, and has set-up a hospital hotline to provide information throughout the community.

Funded by a generous gift donation from Dr. Bing Zhao.

Find out more at https://icap.columbia.edu/leveraging-new-partnerships-icap-launches-wide-ranging-response-to-covid-19-threat-around-the-world/

ICAP is designing and implementing a rapid assessment of COVID-19 knowledge, attitudes and behavior among adolescents and youth living with HIV in Kisumu, Kenya (at JOOTRH) and assess changes in health services, HIV care and participants’ lives in general as a result of COVID.

Funded by a generous gift donation from Becton Dickinson.

ICAP is designing and implementing an innovative, high-impact training initiative targeting district health management teams and frontline health care workers. Trainings will build the competence and confidence of healthcare workers to safely identify, report and support people with COVID-19; implement effective infection prevention and control activities; and serve as trusted sources of reliable health information for communities impacted by the pandemic in Kisumu, Kenya.

Funded by Resolve to Save Lives, an initiative of the global public health organization Vital Strategies.

Find out more at https://icap.columbia.edu/leveraging-new-partnerships-icap-launches-wide-ranging-response-to-covid-19-threat-around-the-world/

ICAP is expanding its ongoing support for JOOTRH through strengthening the existing triage system with appropriate referral and care of confirmed COVID-19 cases, either in self-isolation at home or in JOOTRH’s isolation unit. ICAP is also providing education materials and locally sewn cloth masks to clients upon discharge, and has set-up a hospital hotline to provide information throughout the community.

Funded by a generous gift donation from Dr. Bing Zhao.

Find out more at https://icap.columbia.edu/leveraging-new-partnerships-icap-launches-wide-ranging-response-to-covid-19-threat-around-the-world/

ICAP is designing and implementing a rapid assessment of COVID-19 knowledge, attitudes and behavior among adolescents and youth living with HIV in Kisumu, Kenya (at JOOTRH) and assess changes in health services, HIV care and participants’ lives in general as a result of COVID.

Funded by a generous gift donation from Becton Dickinson.