AMPATH Uzima through the support of the U.S. Department of State has concluded the release and the transfer of health and digital assets to all four counties it supports.
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Elgeyo Marakwet County has received health assets valued at KES 14.1 million ($110K USD) from AMPATH Uzima, with support from the United States Government, in a ceremony held at the County Government of Elgeyo Marakwet Headquarters.
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Through the support of the United States Government, AMPATH Uzima officially transferred health assets valued at KES 16,386,986 ($126K USD) to the West Pokot County Government.
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Amy Justice, MD, PhD, and Jepchirchir “Chiri” Kiplagat, PhD, served on the Lancet HIV Commission on Ageing and HIV, an international effort bringing together researchers, clinicians and community representatives to examine how HIV care must evolve as the population of people living with HIV grows older.
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In a celebration of partnership, progress and a shared vision for stronger healthcare, AMPATH Uzima has officially commenced the transfer of healthcare assets to county governments.
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Busia County, with support from Dumisha Afya, launched the new injectable pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) Lenacapavir and Cabotegravir (CAB-LA) in April. The introduction provides residents with an alternative to daily oral PrEP, offering longer-lasting protection against HIV.
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Over the past year, as global health funding tightened and uncertainty multiplied, AMPATH Kenya relied on nearly four decades of partnership, innovation and an unyielding commitment to patients to continue forward momentum.
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Dumisha Afya, with support from the United States Government, officially provided Busia and Bungoma Counties with modern medical equipment and supplies.
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Now is the time for the AMPATH team to ponder a way forward. There are no shortage of great ideas, but it was clear to Sarah Ellen and me that the real hope lies in the powerful Kenyan leadership and their AMPATH counterparts.
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AMPATH partners are leveraging decades of experience in both population health and HIV care to lead integration of chronic disease management clinics in Kenya that ensures vulnerable populations with HIV, noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) and other chronic conditions can receive the care they need.
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The MTRH Rafiki Centre of Excellence in Adolescent Health bid farewell to the 2025 cohort of young adults transitioning to the adult modules at the AMPATH Centre. The
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In Busia County, a mother once struggled desperately to understand the cause of her young daughter’s deteriorating health. They moved from one health facility to another with no answers.
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Jepchirchir (Chiri) Kiplagat, PhD, presented to leaders of the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) about her research into improving care for people aging with HIV.
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AMPATH partners in Kenya and around the world are making great strides to realize our vision of a global partnership to ensure health for all.
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Evelyn (Eve)) Too is a clinician and administrator of the AMPATH HIV Clinic at Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (MTRH). She recently spent two weeks at Indiana University focused on learning more about the care of people living with HIV as they age and shared thoughts
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When Wilson started his career as a fisherman and fishmonger in Samia, a subcounty in Busia County, two decades ago, the area was notorious for ‘fish for sex’ transactions.
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The pediatric HIV clinic at the AMPATH Centre at Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (MTRH) recently celebrated the impressive viral suppression rate of 98.6%, surpassing the UNAIDS target of 95%.
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AMPATH partners commemorated international World AIDS Day 2024 on December 1 with educational and health events throughout western Kenya and at the national event in Nairobi.
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Elizabeth, a community health volunteer, used to travel on foot covering five to ten kilometers (3-6 miles) each day. A new Buffalo bike provided by USAID 4TheChild through ADT came as a big relief.
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Celebrating HIV-exposed infants (HEI) who reach two years without contracting the virus is a significant achievement in HIV care.
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