Kenya Red Cross Society and @OpenUniKenya are forging a strategic partnership to transform humanitarian education in Kenya.
KRCTI Director Ms. Monica Orero: "The Kenya Red Cross has the technical capacity, while OUK has the platform for developing quality courses. Together, we can produce rich and impactful learning content."
For Kenya's healthcare, emergency response, and humanitarian sectors, this partnership means a more skilled, more credentialled, and more accessible workforce pipeline. We are proud to be at the centre of it.
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Men's Mental Health Awareness Month 💙
Caring for others is important; but not at the cost of losing yourself.
This June, take a moment to check in with yourself. Your needs, feelings, and mental health matter too.
📞 In an emergency, call 1199.
#MensMentalHealthMonth
June is Men's Mental Health Awareness Month
●Every man deserves to be heard, supported and understood.
●Seeking help is a sign of strength, not weakness.
●Need help?
●Call 1199 for free, confidential mental health support. Dial
#mentalhealth#mentalhealthmatters
Do you know what to do if a child goes missing?
Here’s a thread on the DOs, DON’Ts, and the referral pathway, because the first few minutes matter most.
As we go about our daily lives this month of June, we have already witnessed several road accidents across the country.Each one a painful reminder that a moment on the road can change lives forever.
Behind every statistic is a family waiting for a loved one to come home.
Do you have a Driving License and would love to join become an Ambulance Operator?
Book a slot for our next class here - https://t.co/1TdopRCcCz
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#LearnASkillSaveALife #AmbulanceOperator #EmergencyMedicalServices #KRCTI #EMS #EmergencyResponse
Asthma attack? Stay calm. Act fast.
What to do while waiting for help:
1️⃣ Sit them upright – never lie them down.
2️⃣ Give their reliever inhaler, 1-2 puffs every 2 minutes if needed.
3️⃣ Loosen tight clothing.
4️⃣ If no improvement or no inhaler, call for emergency help immediately.
This simple sequence can save a life.
📌 Save this. Share it. You might need it one day.
You can book a training with us today.
Call: +254 705 464 722 | +254 787 889 533
Email: [email protected]
Visit us: South C (Bellevue), Red Cross Road, Off Popo Road, Nairobi, Kenya
#asthmafirstaid #firstaidsaveslives #KRCTI #asthmaawareness #LearnToSaveLives
Occupational Fire Safety.
Book a training with us today. Call: +254 705 464 722 | +254 787 889 533 Email: [email protected] Visit us: South C (Bellevue), Red Cross Road, Off Popo Road, Nairobi, Kenya
On this World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day, we honor the volunteers and staff who show up every day for people in crisis. They are part of the communities they serve. Because beyond every emergency, every response, and every emblem, we are #UnitedinHumanity
Today, we celebrate the power of humanity, the volunteers, communities and partners who stand together in moments of crisis and hope.
No matter the challenge, compassion unites us.
This World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day, we remain #UnitedInHumanity.
The Kenya Meteorological Department has issued a Heavy Rainfall, Strong Winds and Large Waves Advisory from 24 April to 1 May 2026 affecting several parts of the country.
Communities are advised to stay alert, avoid flood-prone areas and follow official guidance.
Kenya Red Cross is monitoring the situation and supporting preparedness and response.
Stay safe.
You haven’t experienced speed until you’re strapped in the back of an ambulance, being driven at extremely high speed.
Now imagine being responsible for someone’s life.
Our May intake for Certificates in:
1. Advanced Emergency Technician
2. Healthcare Assistants are open!
Register Today! https://t.co/aClMOSb0L4
Contact: 0705 464722 | 0787889533 for more details.
Email: [email protected]
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We are Located in Nairobi, Kenya. South 'C' Along Red Cross Road.
Following the advisory by @MeteoKenya, our specialized team of divers is on standby, ready to respond whenever called upon.
We urge everyone to stay safe during this period.
Avoid walking or driving through floodwaters, keep away from riverbanks, open fields, and trees during storms, and always follow official updates and guidance.
In case of any emergency, call our toll-free number 1199.
Stay alert. Stay safe.
Even as floods impact parts of the country, the drought crisis continues to push millions of Kenyans to the brink.
More than 3.3 million people need food assistance, 1.5 million urgently need water, and over 200,000 children are battling severe acute malnutrition. Communities across arid and semi-arid counties are facing a deepening humanitarian crisis.
Kenya Red Cross is on the on the ground providing water, food assistance, nutrition support and health services but the scale of need continues to grow.
The drought is worsening. Urgent support is needed to save lives and protect livelihoods.