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KAJOKEJI HOSTS REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AWARENESS PROGRAMME

June 10, 2026 1 min read
KAJOKEJI HOSTS REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AWARENESS PROGRAMME

Kajokeji County Commissioner, Wani Jackson Mule, has opened a reproductive health awareness programme aimed at promoting family well-being and social stability. Organised by the Parliamentary Network for Population and Development of the National Parliament, led by Wilson Luethon, in partnership with RHASS and with support from the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) has brought together county leaders, religious figures, and health stakeholders to discuss reproductive health, family planning, and ways to reduce early marriage and domestic violence. Addressing participants, Commissioner Wani Jackson Mule described the gathering as an important step towards protecting mothers and children and strengthening families as the foundation of safe and stable communities.