The fight against Gender Based Violence (GBV) and the spread of HIV/AIDS at the grassroots level intensified in Nandi County as stakeholders, ranging from county officers, community paralegals, to religious leaders, partnered in efforts aimed at reducing GBV cases and the spread of the disease. These coordinated actions seek to address public health and social issues, providing education, legal support, and awareness to protect vulnerable populations.
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