Improving health outcomes in Western Kenya through digital education, training, and community-based outreach
Using Wi-Fi zones, digital learning hubs, and mobile engagement to educate and empower better health decisions
Our Digital Health initiative leverages technology to bridge healthcare gaps in Western Kenya. Through strategic use of Wi-Fi access points and digital hubs, we deliver critical health education and training directly to communities.
By combining digital education with local health worker training and transparent data collection, we're creating a comprehensive approach to improving health outcomes across Bungoma County.
Comprehensive approach to community health improvement
Public health awareness via Wi-Fi access points covering nutrition, hygiene, family planning, mental health, and disease prevention
Short-term courses on digital health, first aid, community health work, and emergency response for local health champions
Surveys, symptom tracking, and disease mapping feeding data to county health officials and NGOs for better planning
Targeted interventions addressing specific health challenges across constituencies
Free health videos streamed before Wi-Fi access unlocks, covering common health questions and preventive care
Training Community Health Workers in digital data entry, symptom reporting, and basic telemedicine support
Safe online space and lessons on sexual health, mental wellness, and life skills for teenagers
Partner with local hospitals to livestream sessions on depression, stress management, and substance abuse
Collect mobile reports to map immunization coverage and identify gaps in remote areas
Mobile app to notify expectant mothers about checkup schedules and transport options
Community-based programs focusing on prevention and peer support
Weekly video drops, SMS reminders, and community WhatsApp groups promoting hygiene practices
Train 1 youth per ward to provide peer support and basic counseling tips to their communities
Use hubs or churches to host sessions on maternal health, cervical cancer screening, and family planning
Push alerts through Wi-Fi landing pages and USSD systems for vaccination schedules
Videos on diet, child nutrition, and food processing integrated with agricultural training
Creating employment opportunities while strengthening local health systems
Ministry-accredited short courses in digital hubs creating certified CHWs
Trained youth to input data from rural areas via tablets and mobile apps
Recruited from local communities and trained via partner NGOs for peer support
Local teachers and nurses creating health education videos in local languages
Collaborating with leading health organizations for maximum impact
Community Health Workers and youth can log health cases and observations
Whether you're a medic, a youth, or a donor — there's a role for you in bringing better health education, access, and prevention to every corner of Bungoma County.