MISA awards Male Champions

KMET awarded MISA's Male Champions......read more

KMET EDUATION BACK TO SCHOOL DISTRIBUTION

The back to school distribution for day one in MANYATTA URBAN SLUMS: Ogango and Tido primary schools. The school communities were grateful and congratulated the efforts of the......read more

KMET Education “HAKI YA ELIMU KWA WATOTO WOTE” back to school luncheon

Kisumu municipality hosts some of the largest informal settlement in Kenya after Nairobi according to (opendata.go.ke) 2010. Kisumu municipality has a total of 175 public primary schools spread all over. Although Free Primary Education has contributed to ......read more

Male Involvement in Safe Abortion

KMET Post Abortion Care (PAC) Project conducted a study in 2008/9 identified factors that influence male involvement in reproductive health and family planning. the results were that Male were rarely involved in RH and FP, Men had limited knowledge of RH and FP , Most men western Kenya are ......read more

HIV/PICD

KMET in collaboration with Concern Worldwide initiated a program to specifically focus on mitigation of the effects of HIV on children in 30 villages within Central and East Kolwa locations of Winam Division, in Kisumu East District......read more

Medical Credit Fund Launch

The much awaited MCF Launch in Kenya was finally here. Held in Nakuru, the Provincial Headquarters for Rift Valley, the launch attracted many health Specialists, Private Medical Practitioner and regional representatives from the Ministries of Health. During the launch, each speaker after the other spoke of the high demand and continued low quality healthcare in our systems due to the lack of finance......read more

KMET Complex Office Tiles project Funded by the Corkrans

The K-MET Corkran Integrated Health Center has a bright and shiny new look thanks to the generosity of Corkran Family & Friends who graciously donated the funds to finish tiling the building.

Not only does it look beautiful, but it is much more functional and easier to keep clean.  Everyone who visits us has commented on the tiles.  The staff are much happier, an the atmosphere is bright and cheery.

Thanks Jim and Enid........ view pictures

K-MET Launches the Reusable Sanitary Towel Project

K-MET launched the reusable sanitary towel project in three schools in Nambale District in western Kenya on March 26th 2010. A selected number of girls from grades 4 to 8 were each given a box containing 6 pads.  In a symbolic ceremony, the girls were tied to each other in a circle with a ribbon which was then cut to set the girls “free” to learn without fear and embarrassment during menstruation..........read more

Male Involvement in Reproductive Health

K-MET conducted a survey in Nyanza, Western and Rift Valley provinces to identify gaps and find ways in which men could be involved in Reproductive Health Matters..........read more