4th November 2026
From cycling challenges through Kenya and Tanzania’s national parks to volunteer-powered services at UK music festivals, Child.org's events fund our maternal and newborn health work in Kenya. Events Manager Jess... Read more
14th October 2026
Press play to hear a young mother, her mum, and their Community Health Promoter share their stories. Child.org created these audio stories using ethical storytelling principles, basing them on the... Read more
17th September 2026
Behind Child.org’s #TeamDad is Jacob Chege, our Programmes Coordinator who is breaking social stigma and engaging men to build a community-led model for maternal and newborn health in Kenya. Chege... Read more
12th August 2026
Child.org’s Head of Programmes, Cherio Onacha, abandoned conventional development playbooks to build a sustainable model for maternal health around Kenya’s trusted community networks. By the time Cherio Onacha arrived at... Read more
8th July 2026
Last Friday, Ololulung'a Sub-County Hospital in Narok South hosted the graduation of our latest Pregnant Adolescent Groups (PAG) cohort. 14 adolescent girls and young women completed the programme, celebrating alongside... Read more
2nd July 2026
2026 was Child.org's first year bringing a team of runners to the TCS London Marathon - and the whole experience was amazing. On top of running a marathon, our 11... Read more
20th May 2026
We are delighted to announce Child.org's new partnership with Neli & Co! Who are Neli & Co? Neli & Co are a premium sanitary brand focusing on sustainable products. Founded... Read more
18th February 2026
Our impact in 2025 was transformational. We saw 1,403 pregnant women and girls join a Team Mum Pregnant Women's Group: an approach proven to reduce maternal and child mortality rates... Read more
23rd January 2026
In Narok South, Kenya, the journey to a safe pregnancy is often impacted by vast distances and limited access to diagnostic services. Only 31% of women in the sub-county attend... Read more
4th December 2025
For years, conversations about maternal and newborn health have largely centred on women - and rightly so. But, in communities across Kenya, one truth is becoming increasingly clear; when men... Read more
30th October 2025
Climate change is not a distant threat - it’s here, shaping the lives of women and children every day. Across Kenya, rising temperatures, prolonged droughts and unpredictable rainfall are doing... Read more
23rd September 2025
“Primary health care enables health systems to support a person’s health needs – from health promotion to disease prevention, treatment, rehabilitation, palliative care and more. This strategy also ensures that... Read more
11th August 2025
Explore how Child.org is transforming breastfeeding practices in Garissa through Pregnant Women Groups, male engagement, community dialogues and community health outreaches empowering mothers to give their babies the healthiest start.... Read more18th July 2025
Last month, Child.org travelled to Garissa, Kenya, to collect critical data about the current state of maternal and child health in the region. Martina Gant, Child.org's CEO, reflects on the... Read more
9th July 2025
Scimitar is proud to support charity partner Child.org, a charity based in Kenya with their fundraising team based in the UK, in their ongoing series of Ride Africa cycling safaris—annual fundraising expeditions that span... Read more
11th June 2025
Local voices know best: how community-led, locally-relevant adaptation is transforming maternal health in Narok, Garissa and Meru in Kenya. Kenya is not one health story, it’s many. From the arid... Read more
28th May 2025
A country’s primary healthcare system and its economy are inseparable - and maternal nutrition sits right at that intersection. When pregnant and breastfeeding women lack access to nutritious food and... Read more
20th May 2025
Bringing care closer: why health outreaches are a lifeline for pregnant women in remote areas. In many parts of Kenya and across sub-Saharan Africa, access to maternal health services remains... Read moreCopyright 2026. All Rights Reserved
