Kenya Expands Taifa Care Program, Collaborates with Faith-Based Healthcare Stakeholders
Summary
Kenya's Ministry of Health is making strides toward Universal Health Coverage (UHC) with the expansion of the Taifa Care program and the rollout of the Social Health Authority (SHA). Faith-based healthcare organizations, especially in rural areas, play a vital role in delivering care where other services may be absent. The Ministry emphasized ongoing collaborations with faith-based stakeholders, acknowledging their importance in ensuring equitable healthcare access. Challenges, including delayed payments, were addressed during discussions with key healthcare leaders, with the Ministry committing to improving operational efficiency and mobilizing resources to address these issues.
Relevance
Demonstrates the value and efforts of Faith-based healthcare actors and organizations as collaborators in enhancing broader access to healthcare.