At the Kenya NCD Resource and Support Center, we are redefining how communities engage with the challenge of non-communicable diseases (NCDs). Our work is grounded in the belief that prevention, care, and support must be accessible, dignified, and community-driven.
We are developing a central hub for awareness, early detection, coordinated care, and psychosocial support—bridging the gaps between individuals, families, and health systems. Whether it’s helping someone get screened for hypertension, training a caregiver on diabetes management, or hosting community sports events to promote healthy living, our Center is designed to make NCD response a shared, everyday responsibility.
Our approach is built on three interconnected pillars:
Prevention
Where we stop the onset of NCDs through lifestyle interventions, public engagement, and early screening.
Management
Where we support people already living with NCDs through coordinated, holistic care
Support
Where we walk with persons living with NCDs, caregivers, families, and communities through the emotional, social, and practical realities of long-term NCD journeys.
Together, these pillars form a model that is locally rooted, people-centered, and system-strengthening. It’s not just about services—it’s about shifting the culture of health in Kenya toward one of resilience, compassion, and collective action.
Key strategies for a healthier, more resilient community.
