About Our Kenya Country Office

CMMB Kenya has a strong track record of strengthening health systems and providing quality HIV prevention, care, treatment, and support services. CMMB Kenya’s experience in managing US government and private health awards goes back more than a decade.

Programs include:

• CHAMPS
• Domestic and international volunteers
• HIV prevention, care and treatment, including prevention of mother-to-child transmission
• Health systems strengthening
• Voluntary medical male circumcision

CMMB Kenya programs have built the capacity of local healthcare organizations to tackle not only HIV/AIDS but also other national health challenges. CMMB Kenya has a reputation for locally managed, high-quality HIV care and treatment, with low loss-to-follow-up and low mortality rates among clients. Program areas include HIV prevention, including prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV – with support from mentor mothers, voluntary medical male circumcision, HIV counseling and testing, screening for sexually transmitted infections, and behavior change communication. We also help build human resources for health and work to strengthen Kenyan health systems via direct assistance on health management information systems, finance, administration, and technical training for staff.

Snapshots from Kenya

With a small microloan from CMMB, Lorna was able to invest in a donkey that changed her life.

For many children, the daily job of finding and collecting water takes precedence over everything else; it’s first and foremost a struggle for survival.

Grandma Grace is a widow taking care of her ten orphaned grandchildren in Mutomo.

Dr. Amollo and Sister Mary create a culture of compassion at Mutomo Mission Hospital.

Juma was born paralyzed from the waist down and was abandoned by his parents. His grandmother has cared for him ever since.

Only 42% of children complete primary school, and water is a key determinant.