Hosted by the ICFP Faith Subcommittee, this webinar will explore how data can strengthen community-based family planning programming and improve engagement with families and communities.
Effective family planning programs require more than national-level data — they require a deep understanding of the communities they serve. This webinar will show how the Fraym Data Engine helps programs move beyond national averages to uncover where support for family planning is stronger or weaker, what barriers families face in accessing care, and which messengers are best positioned to improve uptake of services.
Drawing on real examples from Kenya and Nigeria, we will highlight how community-level insights can drive smarter program design, more targeted outreach, and stronger monitoring over time.
We will also explore the important role that faith leaders and faith networks play in shaping family health decisions and encouraging care-seeking behaviors — and how data can help faith-based implementers engage their communities more effectively in support of healthier families.
What You Will Learn
- How the Fraym Data Engine translates complex data into actionable, community-level insights for family planning programs
- How data from Kenya and Nigeria can inform more targeted program design, outreach strategies, and ongoing monitoring
- How faith leaders and faith networks can be leveraged as trusted messengers to strengthen family planning programming and encourage healthier care-seeking behaviors
Who Should Attend
This webinar is designed for faith-based organizations, faith leaders, and family planning implementers working in Kenya and Nigeria, as well as anyone interested in using data analysis to drive better decision-making in community health programs.
This is a practical, solutions-focused session — come ready to explore how data can work for your programs and the communities you serve.
Date and Time
July 15, 2026 | 8:00 – 9:00 AM ET