Carolyne Njuguna

🎉 Congratulations to @cfla_kenya on the launch of their new Strategic Plan—a major step forward in strengthening health systems, gender equity & community well-being in Kenya. We're proud to have partnered with CFLA to co-develop this transformative strategy for #HealthEquity.

Nyamira County Executive Member for Public Service and Administration Kennedy Angwenyi, Health CEC Dr Donald Mogoi, and County Secretary Dr Jack Magara received logbooks for two vehicles from PATH Kenya to support HIV service delivery in the county. The vehicles were officially handed over by PATH Kenya Country Director, Carolyne Njuguna, to the county and received on behalf of Governor Amos Nyaribo. Photos by Stanley Ongwae

Looking forward to the continued collaboration on this.

𝐏𝐀𝐓𝐇 𝐒𝐭𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐠𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐧𝐬 𝐓𝐢𝐞𝐬 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐊𝐞𝐧𝐲𝐚’𝐬 𝐇𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐭𝐡 𝐌𝐢𝐧𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐲 𝐚𝐭 𝐔𝐍𝐆𝐀 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟓 On the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) 2025, PATH President and CEO Nikolaj Gilbert met with Dr. Ouma Oluga, Principal Secretary for the State Department for Medical Services, to review and strengthen the longstanding partnership between PATH and the Government of Kenya. The discussions built on nearly 30 years of collaboration, with focus on expanding joint efforts in health workforce development, vaccine manufacturing technology transfer, and local production of essential health products. These areas are seen as critical to advancing Kenya’s health system transformation and ensuring better outcomes for citizens. Dr. Oluga reaffirmed the government’s commitment to sustainable health solutions rooted in local innovation and manufacturing capacity. Mr. Gilbert praised Kenya’s leadership in driving reforms and highlighted PATH’s role in providing technical expertise and facilitating knowledge exchange to accelerate progress. Mr. Gilbert was joined by Dr. Nanthalile Mugala (Chief of Africa Region), Caroline Moor Larson (Head of Operations, Office of the President), and Carolyne Njuguna (Director of the East Africa Hub).

Africa imports 95%+ of its pharmaceutical ingredients. With @EU_Commission funding, Unitaid, @PATHtweets & @uspharmacopeia are bolstering local production of diagnostics and medicines in Africa. cc @EUinNigeria @AfricaCDC @NEPAD_Agency @AfricanAmata 🔗 unitaid.org/news-blog/unit…

PATH's @cnjugunaa led the @HennetKenya CSO delegation in a recent dialogue w/ @MOH_Kenya. Chaired by @HonAdenDuale, the discussion centered on vaccine financing. PATH & our civil society colleagues are proud to support Kenya's journey toward sustainable immunization + #UHC2030!

Indeed, it was a great honour to lead the delegation and explore enhanced opportunities for collaboration between @MOH_Kenya and civil society health organisations through @HennetKenya to advance Universal Health Coverage in Kenya.

The road to eradicating vaccine-preventable diseases starts with commitments. @WHO and partners will continue working together to make immunization for all #HumanlyPossible. #AVW2025 #VaccinesForAll

PS @psmuthoni and Dr. @mdjkitulu are a great model and champion of lifting others as rise! We celebrate you and all other Women Leaders in Health advancing health equity. Belated Happy International Women's Day!

What a great evening yesterday connecting, celebrating and networking with Women Leaders in Health (Kenya) hosted by Principle Secretary of Public Health and Professional Standards @psmuthoni.

@DrDeborahbarasa @hon At @PATHtweets, we are committed to advancing health equity. Our collaboration with the @MOH_Kenya plays a vital role in achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC) through Primary Healthcare (PHC) . Together, we are building a healthier and more equitable future for all.

Delighted to have joined Cabinet Secretary Dr. @DrDeborahbarasa and Kakamega Deputy Governor @Hon Savula for an impactful assessment of primary healthcare networks in Malava Sub County, Kakamega County.

@DrDeborahbarasa @hon Witnessed firsthand how Primary Care Networks (PCNs) are revolutionizing healthcare. These initiatives not only enhance health outcomes but also harness technology to connect communities with essential healthcare services.

Strengthening Collaboration for Better Healthcare in Kakamega Cabinet Secretary for Health, Dr. Deborah Barasa, paid a courtesy call to the office of Kakamega Governor Ferdinand Barasa, represented by Deputy Governor Hon. Ayub Savula, during her visit to the county today. The discussions focused on enhancing partnerships to strengthen Primary Health Care (PHC) through the Primary Care Network (PCN) initiative and advancing the fight against Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs). This engagement together with our partners @Amref_Kenya @WHOKenya @PATHtweets @TheENDFund and CIFF among others reaffirms our shared commitment to delivering accessible and quality healthcare for the people of Kakamega County.

Dr. Deborah Mlongo Barasa, Cabinet Secretary for Health, officiated the activation of the Primary Care Network (PCN) at Malava Sub-County Hospital in Kakamega today, marking a key step toward Universal Health Coverage (UHC). This initiative, supported by @Amref_Kenya, has seen the establishment of 12 PCNs in the county, enhancing healthcare access through improvements in immunization, patient referrals, and community outreach. The event, attended by Kakamega's Deputy Governor, Hon. Ayub Savula, also featured the launch of a deworming initiative targeting Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs), benefitting over 100,000 residents through mass drug administration and education programs. Key partners, including WHO, PATH Kenya, Amref, and End Fund, were recognized for their collaborative efforts in improving healthcare delivery in the country. Dr. Barasa highlighted the importance of public registration with the Social Health Authority (SHA) and announced plans for a regional cancer center to further strengthen healthcare services in the region.

We salute the unwavering dedication of PATH Kenya staff, past and present, who have worked tirelessly to deliver high-quality services. To the communities we work with, and funding partners like @USAID, your trust and support drive our success. #WorldAIDSDay.

PATH Kenya celebrates milestones like having over 90,000 people currently on HIV care and treatment under @nuruyamtoto.. Thank you to our funding partners, including @USAID, and the resilient communities we serve for making this possible. #EndHIV #WorldAIDSDay

On this #WorldAIDSDay 2024, we reflect with pride on @PATHtweets Kenya's contributions to Kenya's HIV response. Through programs like USAID Funded, Afya Ziwani, and the ongoing Nuru ya Mtoto, we've supported lifesaving care for thousands. Together, we've made great strides.

PATH Kenya and Kenya's @MOH_Kenya have a long standing collaboration spanning over 32 years. This partnership has significantly impacted key areas such as Primary Healthcare (PHC), Maternal and Child Health (MNCH), immunization, health research and development. Hosted PATH Kenya led by East Africa Regional Hub and Kenya Country Director Carolyne Njuguna to discus strengthening the collaboration to advance service delivery in alignment with the government’s Universal Health Coverage (UHC) agenda. Agreed to strengthen collaboration particularly in training community health promoters, advancing social health authority registration, and improving Kenya’s response to public health threats such as Mpox and Marburg virus outbreaks. @PATHtweets @cnjugunaa

The Ministry of Health and PATH Kenya have renewed their commitment to strengthening healthcare delivery in Kenya, with a focus on supporting Universal Health Coverage (UHC). In a meeting today, Health Cabinet Secretary Dr. Deborah Barasa and PATH Kenya’s leadership, led by Mrs. Carolyne Njuguna, East Africa Regional Hub Director, discussed strategies to expand primary healthcare networks and address pressing health challenges. Dr. Barasa highlighted the critical need to enhance health service delivery, particularly by training community health promoters, advancing social health authority registration, and improving Kenya’s response to public health threats such as Mpox and Marburg virus outbreaks. She emphasized that partnerships are essential for the success of Kenya’s UHC reforms, which are central to the government’s Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda. Mrs. Njuguna outlined PATH Kenya’s contributions, including TB service delivery under the USAID Nuru ya Mtoto project, which has supported over 92,000 clients, and the rollout of the malaria vaccine. She also noted PATH’s work in implementing the Primary Healthcare Act and developing Kenya’s digital health strategy. The meeting, attended by Principal Secretary for Public Health and Professional Standards Mary Muthoni, signals a stronger alignment between the Ministry of Health and PATH Kenya in their efforts to advance UHC and improve health outcomes across the country. @PATHtweets and @cnjugunaa