Official account of the World Health Organisation in Kenya. π°πͺ
We champion for health and a better future for all. #HealthForAll
Country Rep: @DrNeemaKimambo
Kenya just earned @WHO recognition for its health workforce data:
π 92% data availability
π₯ 3rd in Africa
π 6th Globally
Good data means better decisions on where health workers such as doctors, nurses and clinicians are needed, and better training, deployment, and retention.
Plan. Train. Retain.
πJohannesburg, South Africa
π August 10β14
As I formally begin my tenure as WHO Representative to Kenya, I look forward to building on the strong partnership with the Government of Kenya and other stakeholders for the better health and well-being of the people of Kenya. π°πͺ
Thank you @DrTedros, @ProfJanabi and the #GovernmentOfKenya!
π°πͺ Today, @DrNeemaKimambo officially presented her credentials as WHO Representative to Kenya to H.E. @MusaliaMudavadi, Prime Cabinet Secretary and CS for Foreign and Diaspora Affairs.
WHO reaffirms its unwavering commitment to Kenya's health journey. #HealthForAll
Agents also received Ebola Virus Disease FAQs, printed and laminated for quick reference at their desks, equipping them to answer every caller with accurate, consistent information.
π Supported by @WHOKenya, alongside @MOH_Kenya and @NPHIKenya, this refresher strengthens Kenya's frontline response to rumours and misinformation.
https://t.co/mG7OAcgetn
βοΈ Every call to a health hotline is a chance to provide accurate information before rumours fill the gap.
π°πͺ @MOH_Kenya, @NPHIKenya and @WHOKenya are conducting a two day Call Centre Refresher Training, equipping frontline call agents to respond to public inquiries on #Ebola.
π°πͺ Kenya just signed an $80M deal to save the lives of mothers and newborns.
Over the next 5 years, the Ministry of Health and the #BeginningsFund will target:
β 21 priority counties
β 200 high-volume health facilities
β 6 million women and newborns
We reaffirm our commitment, alongside other @UN agencies, to stand with Kenya as technical partners in health system strengthening.
Every Woman, Every Newborn, Everywhere.
#EWENE
π https://t.co/iFG445WdqP
π Globally, 1 in 5 women experience a mental health condition during pregnancy or the first year after childbirth.
#Kenya is training frontline health workers to spot the signs and connect mothers to care, before it's too late.
Learn more: π https://t.co/VxLyQDnB2c
This week, @DrNeemaKimambo and team visited @WHOAFRO's Emergency Preparedness and Response Hub's warehouse in Nairobi.
Based on Kenyan soil, it supports outbreak and disaster response across the African region. π
Learn more: πhttps://t.co/VcHTT0kK8n
β‘οΈ Did you know 80% of a child's brain develops before age three?
Learn how #Kenya is working to ensure caregivers provide every young child the nurturing care they need, laying the foundations for lifelong health, learning and wellbeing.
π https://t.co/r8UgBAaRFw
Every vaccine tells a story of protection.
Across Kenya, 16.7 million children received life-saving vaccines in 2025, through the Government of Kenya with support from @UNICEFKenya and @WHOKenya.
Read More: https://t.co/UaR3fsI7hD
#KenyaCooperationFramework
Kenya is vaccinating against #Mpox this week in Mombasa, Kilifi and Busia.
β 20,000 doses
β Truck drivers, sex workers, healthcare workers
β WHO supporting with training, mobilization and risk communication
π 17-26 July | #VaccinesWork
π°πͺ Kenya imports 70-80% of the medicines it uses.
Its new 5-year strategy, supported by @WHO, aims to boost local production of medicines, vaccines and medical devices, and strengthen the checks that keep them safe.
π Learn more: https://t.co/3tH3Cr3sE7
π¨Stay informed on public health emergencies in Kenya.
π@WHOKenya's Situation Reports provide regular updates on disease outbreaks, emergency preparedness and response activities, and coordinated actions with the @MOH_Kenya and partners.
π Read the full report: https://t.co/ewrRtfPhOx
Final day of the Reproductive Health #SelfCare Training in Nakuru, where knowledge becomes confidence. Healthcare Providers from Baringo, Elgeyo Marakwet, and Uasin Gishu deepened their skills on often-overlooked issues - from menstrual and adolescent health to gender-based violence and reproductive cancers self-screening. Every lesson strengthened their ability to empower the community with the knowledge, confidence, and tools to take charge of their own health.
Together with @MOH_Kenya, @WHOKenya is investing in health workers who will transform lives long after the training ends.