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Alex Omari

Alex Omari

Kiongozi wa Ushiriki wa Nchi, Kitovu cha Kanda ya Afrika Mashariki na Kusini, FP2030

Alex ndiye Kiongozi wa Ushiriki wa Nchi (Afrika Mashariki) katika Kitovu cha Kanda ya Afrika Mashariki na Kusini mwa FP2030. Anasimamia na kusimamia ushirikishwaji wa maeneo muhimu, washirika wa kikanda na washikadau wengine ili kuendeleza malengo ya FP2030 ndani ya Kitovu cha Kanda ya Afrika Mashariki na Kusini. Alex ana tajriba ya zaidi ya miaka 10 katika upangaji uzazi, afya ya uzazi na uzazi kwa vijana na vijana (AYSRH) na hapo awali amehudumu kama kikosi kazi na mjumbe wa kikundi kazi cha kiufundi kwa ajili ya mpango wa AYSRH katika Wizara ya Afya nchini Kenya. Kabla ya kujiunga na FP2030, Alex alifanya kazi kama Afisa wa Kiufundi wa Upangaji Uzazi/ Afya ya Uzazi (FP/RH) katika Amref Health Africa na aliingia mara mbili kama Afisa wa Usimamizi wa Maarifa wa kanda ya Afrika Mashariki (KM) wa mradi wa kimataifa wa Knowledge SUCCESS unaoshirikiana na USAID KM. mashirika ya kikanda, vikundi kazi vya kiufundi vya FP/RH na Wizara za Afya nchini Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania na Uganda. Alex, awali alifanya kazi katika mpango wa Amref wa Kuimarisha Mfumo wa Afya na aliungwa mkono na Mama wa Kwanza wa Mpango wa Afya ya Mama wa Kenya (Beyond Zero) ili kutoa msaada wa kimkakati na wa kiufundi. Alihudumu kama Mratibu wa Nchi wa Muungano wa Kimataifa wa Vijana wa Upangaji Uzazi (IYAFP) nchini Kenya. Majukumu yake mengine ya awali yalikuwa katika Marie Stopes International, Kituo cha Kimataifa cha Afya ya Uzazi nchini Kenya (ICRHK), Kituo cha Haki za Uzazi (CRR), Chama cha Madaktari cha Kenya- Muungano wa Afya na Haki za Uzazi (KMA/RHRA) na Chaguo za Afya ya Familia Kenya ( FHOK). Alex ni Mshiriki aliyechaguliwa wa Jumuiya ya Kifalme ya Afya ya Umma (FRSPH), ana Shahada ya Kwanza ya Sayansi katika Afya ya Idadi ya Watu na Shahada ya Uzamili ya Afya ya Umma (Afya ya Uzazi) kutoka Chuo Kikuu cha Kenyatta, Kenya na Shahada ya Uzamili ya Sera ya Umma kutoka Shule hiyo. wa Sera ya Serikali na Umma (SGPP) nchini Indonesia ambako pia ni mwandishi wa sera za afya na afya ya umma na mchangiaji wa tovuti kwa Jarida la Mapitio ya Kimkakati.

Community members give feedback and respond to various questions around family planning, postabortion care, data, youth, disability, GBV, and supply chain commodities for family planning. Photo credit: Dr. Katanta Msole
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Medical students attend Medical Students for Choice conference, where they learn best practices around contraceptive use and safe abortion. Credit: Yagazie Emezi/Getty Images/Images of Empowerment.
Members of the Muvubuka Agunjuse youth club. Credit: Jonathan Torgovnik/Getty Images/Images of Empowerment
Community health worker | Community health worker Agnes Apid (L) with Betty Akello (R) and Caroline Akunu (center). Agnes is providing the women with counseling and family planning information | Jonathan Torgovnik/Getty Images/Images of Empowerment
A landscape image of a village near the dry salt lake Eyasi in northern Tanzania. Image credit: Pixabay user jambogyuri
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Lydia Kuria is a nurse and facility in-charge at Amref Kibera Health Centre.
Marygrace Obonyo showing a mother how to perform back exercises during pregnancy.