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Nairobi-Kenya: September 2018:<\/strong> For the second time now, Children of God Relief Institute (COGRI)-Nyumbani will participate in the World Bank Group Community Connections Campaign 2018. The campaign brings together motivated international workforce to better millions of community groups throughout the world. Nyumbani received a donation of Kshs. 2 million from 2017 World Bank Group Community Connections Campaign. This donation has supported ongoing tertiary education for Nyumbani\u2019s 14 students. \u00a0 Nairobi-Kenya: September 2018: For the second time now, Children of God Relief Institute (COGRI)-Nyumbani will participate in the World Bank Group Community Connections Campaign 2018. The campaign brings together motivated international workforce to better millions of community groups throughout the world. Nyumbani received a donation of Kshs. 2 million<\/p>\n
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On the fight against HIV and AIDS, bringing HIV under control by suppressing HIV viral load is a huge challenge for Nyumbani\u2019s Lea Toto Program. However, monthly accountability meetings at the 8 Centers in Lea Toto Program are meeting the challenge. Nyumbani hopes to share lessons learnt in this program in the upcoming 2018 HIV Prevention, Care & Treatment Scientific Conference in September to be organized by National Aids and STI Control Programme (NASCOP).
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Nyumbani Children\u2019s Home Director, Sr. Mary Owens continues to enhance and explore old and new relationships with various stakeholders in the effort to fight HIV and AIDS amongst young adolescents and youth.\u00a0 Organized by UNITAID, on 13th \u2013 15th June, 2018, Sr. Mary represented the Faith Based Sector at the 8th International Convention on Peer Education, Sexuality, HIV and AIDS. UNITAID supported Nyumbani with a GeneXpert machine which has enabled Nyumbani\u2019s TB laboratory operations. On 12th July, Sr Mary participated in the launching of\u00a0\u00a0 Kenya Ethical and Legal Network (KELiN)\u2019s report dubbed “Enhancing the Legal Environment for an Effective HIV Response in Kenya”. Part of this report covered in print and video a successful Children’s Rights Court Cases which KELiN facilitated, representing COGRI Nyumbani among others.
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Having completed the first half of the year 2018, Nyumbani is optimistic that 2018 is a year that will bear great fruits.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"