In Kenya, the CDC is addressing the region’s toughest health problems at their source, directly working with vulnerable families and communities in local hospitals, clinics, and labs.

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CDC-Kenya’s mission is to promote measurable, substantive public health advances in Kenya and throughout the region.

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CDC-Kenya addresses the region’s toughest health problems at their source.

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CDC applies cutting edge solutions and technologies to reduce disease and protect health in challenging, underdeveloped places.

• CDC Kenya 2015 Annual Report
• CDC Kenya 2014 Annual Report

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• Medically Assisted Therapy Clinic in Kisumu, Kenya Offers Hope to High-risk HIV Group
  April 6th, 2017
  CDC Kenya along with key partners celebrated the opening of the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching…
• World AIDS Day Pre-Event in Kenya – A Celebration of Leadership. Commitment. Impact.
  November 29, 2016
  Leadership was strongly demonstrated in Nairobi, Kenya on November 29th, 2016…
• Kenyan FBOs Take On HIV/AIDS
  November 3, 2016
  When organizations are determined to join hands and work across lines of cultural…
• New Hope in Combatting an Old Scourge – Rotavirus Vaccine in Kenya
  July 25, 2016
  Rotavirus is the most common cause of severe gastroenteritis among children worldwide…
• Rosemary’s Journey: Kenya’s First Medically Assisted Therapy Program to Reduce HIV Transmission among People Who Inject Drugs
  March 23, 2016
  Rosemary traces the scar on her right hand where she used to inject heroin, recounting her 25 years of addiction…

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28 Sep 2016 Why your child needs measles jab

28 Sep 2016 Child TB Deaths Set to Fall as Kenya Launches New Drugs

14 Aug 2015 Boost for Kenya’s healthcare as Sh900m HIV, TB lab is opened

24 Mar 2015 U.S. and Kenya Launch TB Case Detection Study

19 Feb 2015 NIH Selects Emory-Led Partnership as One of Four TB Research Units

1 Oct 2014 New One-Stop Recovery Center in Kenya Finds Children are Seeking Post-Rape Care More Frequently than Adults

CDC Kenya Annual Report

Global Health Security Agenda

CDC is working with Kenya to improve their ability to prevent, detect and respond to infectious disease threats. This work helps meet the U.S. commitment to assist at least 31 countries in reaching the targets outlined in the Global Health Security Agenda. CDC’s extensive global health presence and experience are critical to achieving these targets.