Resources

This is one of a series of fact sheets that describe PATH's current and past work in Kenya. The fact sheets focus on specific projects as well as unique approaches that cut across projects. This fact sheet describes work on the eQuest project, using SMS technology to engage young people in authentic dialogue with their peers and adults about HIV.

This fact sheet describes how the Culture and Health Program (CHAPS) uses a small grants program to catalyze local action.

This fact sheet describes PATH's work on APHIA projects, focusing on HIV and AIDS service delivery, as well as broader reproductive health issues.

This fact sheet describes PATH's work in behavioral change communication as part of AMKENI, a program of integrated family planning, reproductive health, and child survival services.

The success of our work depends on forging strong partnerships with a range of individuals and agencies across the globe. PATH’s 2005 progress report describes the year’s milestones and provides information about the organization's finances, leadership, and global presence.