K4Health Toolkits
From 2008-2019, the Knowledge for Health (K4Health) Project created and managed the Toolkits platform. Toolkits are practical collections of trusted public health resources, chosen by experts and arranged for easy use. We’re hosting K4Health Toolkits that focus on family planning and reproductive health. Explore below or visit the Toolkits website at toolkits.knowledgesuccess-org.knowledgesuccess.org.
Community-Based Family Planning Toolkit
Created through a collaborative effort by Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, ICF Macro, FHI, and the U.S. Agency for International Development
Emergency Contraception Toolkit
Created by K4Health and reviewed by the International Consortium for Emergency Contraception (ICEC)
Family Planning & Immunization Integration Toolkit
Created by the Family Planning & Immunization Integration Working Group
Family Planning Advocacy Toolkit
Created through a collaborative effort by multiple organizations and projects
Family Planning Logistics Toolkit
Created by K4Health and IntraHealth International and reviewed by USAID, Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition, and FHI 360
Healthy Timing and Spacing of Pregnancy Toolkit
Created through a collaborative effort by the Extending Service Delivery Project and many others
IUD Toolkit
Created by the IUD Subcommittee of USAID’s Maximizing Access and Quality Initiative
Knowledge Management for Health and Development
Created by K4Health and the Global Health Knowledge Collaborative
MICYN-FP Integration Toolkit
Created through a collaborative effort by multiple organizations and projects
Meeting the Sexual and Reproductive Health Needs of Young Married Women and First-time Parents Toolkit
Created by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation-funded Momentum project
Very Young Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Resource Library
Created by Save the Children and IRH on behalf of the VYA Alliance.
If you don’t see a Toolkit that you use every day, or frequently recommend to colleagues, please let us know by filling out this form. If many people feel the same way, it will help our team better meet our community’s knowledge needs.
