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We’ve worked in Kenya since 1992, building partnerships with leaders and communities. We implement innovative, sustainable health solutions that align with the country’s needs and priorities, empowering millions of Kenyans to transform their own health.

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ACS Plaza, 4th floor
Lenana Road
PO Box 76634-00508
Nairobi, Kenya

Phone: 254.20.387.7177
Fax: 254.20.387.7172

Featured Stories

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36 Articles
36 Articles
36 Articles
  1. October 30, 2018

    The hidden problem that drives 100 million people into poverty

    Noncommunicable diseases are the leading cause of death worldwide, but they also have catastrophic economic impact. Here are three stories of people whose lives have been affected by these diseases and the opportunity we have to ensure that everyone has access to the care they need.
  2. Okoth Anthony
    September 30, 2018

    Meet Anthony Okoth, PATH Kenya country director

    PATH’s new Kenya country director discusses his personal ties to HIV prevention and his plans for PATH in Kenya.
  3. Hawa Muka Musa is a beneficiary of Imarisha Afya ya Mama na Mtoto Program that provides cash incentives for the Kenya’s neediest women to access prenatal and postnatal care. Photo: PATH/Steve Biko.
    November 17, 2017

    How Kakamega County, Kenya, is protecting resources for healthy moms and kids

    One Kenyan county’s new law is making it easier for women and children to access routine care.
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    August 18, 2017

    A vaccine for malaria elimination?

    A chance finding from 20 years ago may have the potential to transform vaccinology.
  5. Video still from ECD film
    July 28, 2017

    PATH launches two ECD advocacy films in international forums

    PATH has pioneered the approach of using the health system as the basis for delivering responsive caregiving services to the youngest children.
  6. “I want to help create an equitable world where every girl and woman feels supported and empowered to reach her full potential.”—Onyinye Edeh, founder of Strong Enough Girls’ Empowerment Initiative in Nigeria. Photo: PATH/Patrick McKern.
    July 6, 2017

    Girl power strengthens health in Nigeria

    By showing girls their “powerful voices,” Onyinye Edeh helps improve health and builds a new generation of role models.
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