We are redefining how communities engage with non-communicable diseases — making prevention, care, and support accessible, dignified, and community-driven across Kakamega County and beyond.
At the Kenya NCD Resource and Support Center, we are developing a central hub for awareness, early detection, coordinated care, and psychosocial support — bridging the gaps between individuals, families, and health systems.
Conceived as a serene, therapeutic sanctuary, the Center will integrate clinical excellence with emotional well-being, physical activity, nutrition, education, and community outreach — creating a lived experience of respect, hope, and renewal for everyone who walks through its doors.
Our three pillars are not separate tracks — they are interconnected layers of a single, integrated model that is locally rooted, people-centered, and system-strengthening. Together, they shift the culture of health in Kenya toward resilience, compassion, and collective action.
Targeting the Root Causes of NCDs
Prevention is the most powerful investment a community can make. We empower communities to stop NCDs before they start through accessible, joyful, and culturally relevant programs — delivered at the Center and through outreaches in schools, villages, markets, and churches.
ProgramsCoordinating Care with Compassion and Dignity
Living with an NCD should not be a solitary or overwhelming journey. We close the gap in Kenya's health system — offering dedicated, coordinated NCD support through integrated one-stop pathways, multidisciplinary teams, and telemedicine in a peaceful, respectful environment.
ProgramsWalking the Journey Together
NCDs affect far more than the body. We walk alongside individuals, families, and communities through the emotional, social, spiritual, and practical dimensions of living with NCDs — because resilience is built through human connection, shared strength, and culturally rooted care.
ProgramsNCDs account for a growing share of Kenya's disease burden. Our three-pillar approach is built to address this crisis across every stage — before, during, and beyond diagnosis.
Over 80% of heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes, and some cancers are preventable with lifestyle changes and early action. Prevention saves costs, reaches more people, and builds societal resilience.
Over 70% of people with NCDs remain undiagnosed or untreated. Coordinated management reduces complications and acute hospital admissions, improving long-term health outcomes.
1 in 3 people with chronic illness experiences depression or anxiety. Psychosocial and community support dramatically improves well-being and makes long-term disease management more effective.
We work alongside primary healthcare facilities with strong referral pathways — complementing existing care with specialized NCD services that reduce system strain rather than duplicating it.
Our three pillars form a seamless care and referral chain — ensuring every person receives timely, compassionate support from prevention through advanced illness.
"It is not just about services — it is about shifting the culture of health in Kenya toward one of resilience, compassion, and collective action."
Whether you are a funder, a healthcare institution, a government agency, or an individual who believes in community health — there is a role for you in building The Happy Place and advancing our programs across Kenya.