Shocking photos were sent through to Jess on 1st May 2020 showing villages in Uranga, where many of our project activities operate,...

We’d like to shout out to all of the mums out there! It’s time to recognise and celebrate all the amazing women around the world who gave...

Conslata Awino Otieno – known simply as Coni, or Nyar Lunyu (Daughter of Lunyu) – is the Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (MNCH)...

Sub-Saharan Africa deals with more than its share of day-to-day trials. Perhaps that is one reason its people are so strong. Positive Aid...

Kenya has confirmed a limited number of COVID-19 cases to date – less than 500. The majority of these have been in the capital Nairobi and...

A ‘boda boda’ is a taxi – a few years ago they used to be bicycles, but these days the majority are motorbikes. The young guys that take...

In remote villages – where resources are limited and local people rely on traditional medicine – ‘health literacy’ arms people with...

World AIDS Day is held every year on 1st December. It aims to raise awareness in communities and around the world about HIV/AIDS. It is a...

Story by Alice Mitchell It’s December 2019 and I am currently in Kenya, strengthening our health literacy program. Living in Kenya always...

Story by Alice Mitchell One of the strengths of the project in Kenya is the intentional building of cohesive teams of lay Community...

This year we were fortunate to have three volunteer representatives travel to Kenya. Long-term committee members Alice Mitchell and...

Positive Aid is now piloting new activities targeting women – providing them with reusable sanitary pads. We are initially giving the...

After starting off under the umbrella and mentorship of URDI CBO, Boro Rural Development Initiative (BRDI) CBO is now independently...

Now and then in the villages of Uranga or Boro, you might glimpse someone walking or cycling to a homestead in a green polo shirt with...

‘Jiggers’ (tunga penetrans) are a kind of flea common to Central and South America as well as Positive Aid recently supported an...

‘Jiggers’ (tunga penetrans) are a kind of flea common to Central and South America as well as Sub-Saharan Africa. They commonly infect...

Committee member and long term supporter Kellie Woiwod visited our project in Kenya in March. She set out to represent Positive Aid on a...

Our Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Officer Connie is a local woman from Uranga. She is passionate about helping women and children, and...

Peter, our Manager in Boro, is soon to be trained in Home-Based Counselling and Testing (HBCT) of people for HIV. To date, Project...