Training and mentorship signals that need attention
A live readout from scheduled trainings, facility mentorships, class enrollments, and participant records.
Learning Pipeline
2 scheduled in the next 30 days across 1 counties.
Mentorship Reach
54 active mentorships, 19 active classes, 15 facilities reached.
Training Coverage
0% completion across global training participant records.
Mentorship Mix
0 of 0 upcoming programs are facility-based mentorships.
West Pokot leads the upcoming schedule with 2 planned programs.
Infant and Child Care is the strongest upcoming program focus with 2 scheduled activities.
Next mentorship: Infant and Child Care - Kapenguria County Referral Hospital - Jul 2026 starts Jul 20, 2026.
Ongoing Mentorships
Currently running at facilities across Kenya
Infant and Child Care - Kitale County refferal Hospital - Jul 2026
Newborn Care - Murang'a District Hospital - Jun 2026
Newborn Care - West Health Centre - Jul 2026
Newborn Care - Kapenguria County Referral Hospital - Jul 2026
Newborn Care - West Health Centre - Jul 2026
Newborn Care - West Health Centre - Jul 2026
Completed Mentorships
Programs that wrapped up in the last 30 days
Newborn Care - Kitale County refferal Hospital - Apr 2026
Newborn Care - Iten County Referral Hospital - Jul 2026
Infant and Child Care - Iten County Referral Hospital - Jul 2026
Infant and Child Care - Machakos Level 5 Hospital - Jun 2026
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