Jhpiego

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Child HealthGender EquityMaternal HealthNews
June 22nd, 2026

Jhpiego Named Nonprofit Partner of Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields Music Festival

Jhpiego is proud to partner with the Daisy Chain Fields Music Festival as a nonprofit partner alongside nine other organizations dedicated to advancing and advocating for women and girls.

VMS Nurse Diby Felicité on a community visit in Niakara, Cote d'Ivoire. Credit: Jean Jacques SOHA
Cote d'IvoireHPVNigeriaTanzaniaThought LeadershipWomen's Cancers
June 24th, 2026

How to give more than a vaccine

Making sure HPV vaccination reaches more girls in Tanzania, Côte d’Ivoire and Nigeria.

Care Focus AreaE-PharmacyFamily PlanningKenyaMYDAWAStory
June 22nd, 2026

A Pop-Up Ad and a New Choice: How Digital Health Is Bringing Family Planning Within Reach

Jhpiego’s partnership with MYDAWA was designed to address barriers to family planning services. Through an integrated digital platform, clients can initiate consultations through MYDAWA’s website, social media channels, WhatsApp, or mobile application; speak with trained clinicians at a time that suits them; and receive family planning products at their preferred location, often within hours.

Adolescent and Youth HealthCare Focus AreaHIVStory
June 15th, 2026

Paying It Forward: Erica’s Transformation Through Jhpiego’s Youth-Centered Approach in Mozambique

Mentor Mothers play a key role in supporting pregnant and breastfeeding women living with HIV through peer counseling, treatment adherence support, and education on maternal and child health.

Soki Buyana Cemonde. Photo by Fabrice Witanday for Jhpiego.
AMPLI-PPHICare Focus AreaMaternal HealthNewborn HealthPPHStory
June 3rd, 2026

From Shame to Strength: A Story of Pregnancy, Survival, and Hope in the DRC

Pregnant Soki Buyana Cemonde felt isolated until she heard a radio campaign encouraging her to seek prenatal services. The care she received through the AMPLI-PPHI project helped her have a safe delivery and survive postpartum hemorrhage.