This campaign addressed the triple threat of teenage pregnancy, new HIV infections, and genderbased violence in Kenya. As part of the initiative, Resolve designed, coordinated, and facilitated two-day medical-legal capacity-building session in Kakamega County. The training brought
together midlevel providers from the Kakamega Private Health Sector (KAPSO) and community health promoters, and was attended by the County Director of Medical Services. Resolve led the end-to-end planning and execution of the event fromidentifying participants and securing expert facilitators to managing event logistics and curating the training agenda. We also ensured the content aligned with the pressing SRHR issues identified in a report by the National Syndemic Diseases Council, which underscored Kakamega as a high-priority county.
By blending strategic event planning with a deep understanding of SRHR and stakeholder engagement, Resolve delivered a high-impact session that strengthened both the medical and legal capacities of frontline service providers.
