#FaithActingTogether :Towards Improved Collaboration To End Gender Based Violence

Gender-Based Violence in its diverse forms has reached crisis proportions all over the world. Faith to Action Network , ACT Ubumbano, ACT Alliance and We Will Speak Out, co-created interfaith briefs on gender-based violence (GBV) to initiate conversations within faith institutions and communities. We wish to share these reports highlighting

Family Planning Commodity Secure:Counties Delivering Sustainble Services

Family Planning is a central pillar of Kenya’s Reproductive Health programme and the wider national health priority as outlined in the Constitution of Kenya 2010, Health Act 2017, Kenya Health Sector Strategic & Investment Plan (KHSSP) 2013-17, Kenya Vision 2030 and Kenya Health Policy 2014- 2030. The government is committed

Faith to Action Network Annual Report 2019/2021

Dear members, partners, donors, staff and steering council members, 2020 represented almost a decade since Faith to Action Network was established. Thanks to generous donors, we have grown financially, and this has enabled us to grow geographically, technically, in partnerships and in thematic priorities. The 2020 Covid pandemic shifted our

Alternative Narratives from an Islamic perspective that support understanding, tolerance, respect and gender equality to counter extremism and radicalization.

Alternative narratives from an islamic perspective that support understanding, tolerance, respect and gender equality to counter extremism and radicalization. The narratives were developed under a project called Communities Richer in Diversity (CRID) which aims to enhance understanding, tolerance and respect for cultural and religious diversity among 24,400 youth at risk

“We Carry the Fire” Civic Action as Spiritual Calling

We are delighted to invite you for a webinar named: “We carry the Fire: Civic action as spiritual calling”. Please submit any questions to: info@faithtoactionetwork.org Date: Jun 21, 2021 Time: 04:30 PM Nairobi Click the link on the PDF below to join. FTAN Webinar Invitation_We Carry the Fire

Religion as the ‘engine of change’ for greater peace and equality through Joint Initiative for strategic religious action – (JISRA)

Nairobi, 3 May 2021 (F2A) – Freedom of religion and belief (FoRB) is a human right protected under the Universal Declaration of Human rights, Internal Covenant on Civil and Political Rights among other instruments. Over the years many countries have continued to recognise this right although it has been faced

Request for Proposals: Consultancy for the Design and Development of a Grants Management System

 Deadline: 21st May 2021 About Faith to Action Network Faith to Action Network mobilizes faith organizations’ support for family health and wellbeing. As a global interfaith network of more than 100 Bahai, Buddhist, Christian, Confucian, Hindu, and Muslim faith organizations, we focus on issues that faith actors are grappling with,

A multi-pronged approach to increase access to family planning choices – Lessons from Oyani Sda Dispensary – Migori County

Migori, Kenya 05 June 2020 (F2A) – Oyani SDA dispensary, a faith-based organization, is located in a remote and hard-to-reach area in West Kanyamkago Ward of Uriri Sub County in Migori county. It is located in western Kenya and borders Homa Bay County, Kisii County, Narok, Tanzania and Lake Victoria

“We can no longer be silent”- SADC’s faith community releases three interfaith briefs on sexual and reproductive health and rights, teenage pregnancy and gender-based violence.

Johannesburg, South Africa, 20 March 2020 (F2A) – For a long time, faith communities in the SADC region have supported women and young people to realize their potential. They have now joined hands to promote the sexual and reproductive health and rights of women and young people,  help girls in

“We want teenage pregnancies to be a thing of the past in Homa Bay”

Homa Bay, Kenya, 16 March 2020 (F2A) – To celebrate International Women’s day 2020, Faith to Action Network, its member Organization of African Instituted Church of Kenya (OAIC) and the Anglican Church of Kenya, Ogande Parish provided a sermon on the benefits of healthy timing and spacing of pregnancies and