Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) is a prevalent genetic disorder significantly impacting both child and adult morbidity and mortality rates in Kenya. According to a Ministry of Health report, SCD burden mirrors malaria endemic patterns in regions like the lake region, Western, and the Coast. Due to migration, SCD is also present in urban and […]

Climate change has evolved into more than just an environmental crisis; it is now a significant social crisis. Key factors for social development, such as livelihood security, equality, and access to healthcare and social support, are increasingly threatened. The World Bank Organization highlights how climate change is deeply connected to global inequality, exacerbating disparities between […]

As the nation grapples with challenging economic circumstances, there is a steady rise in instances of child labor and trafficking in Kenya. Gabriel Kitili, the National Government Coordinator for Children’s Services, revealed that approximately 5,000 cases of child exploitation have been documented in Mombasa County. Meanwhile, statistics from the Kenya National Bureau indicate that over […]

HIV remains a significant health pandemic in Kenya and worldwide. Despite substantial efforts to minimize infection rates, the number of recorded cases increases gradually. Kenya is currently ranked 7th globally for its HIV epidemic, with approximately 1.4 million people living with HIV (PLHIV), as stated by Mr. Harry Kimtai regarding the reliability and safety of […]

The Catholic Relief Services (CRS), in collaboration with the Kilifi County Disability Network and other organizations, organized a three-day training in Kilifi from May 7th to 9th. The objective of this training was to address issues affecting people with disabilities, propose solutions, and advocate for their inclusion in society, particularly in accessing information. According to […]