The Koica Alumni Kenya Chapter is mandated to give back to the community. In its effort to identify andcarry out social responsibility in the community, picked out Chesirimion primary school to donate watertanks and give a health talk on basic hygiene practices; Smart Farming practices, washing handseffectively to help curb
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KACK VISIT TO CHEPKEMEL DISPENSARY NANDI COUNTY
The KAKC team was represented by two committee members: Siddy Jepkirui (Executive Chair), and Patrick Lomadi (Secretary).The purpose of the visit was to donate hospital equipment to rural health Centre. The equipment that were donated are as follows; 2 oxygen tanks and their regulators a suctioning machine 2 glucometers and
KAKC donation of non-contact infrared thermometers to Kiambu, Vihiga, and Nandi counties
COVID-19(Corona virus disease 2019) is a disease caused by SARS coronavirus 2 which is believed to have originated from Wuhan, China around December 2019. The WHO director-general declared it a public health emergency of international concern on 30th January 2020. On 11th March 2020, the WHO director-general declared COVID-19 a
Knowledge dissemination by KAKC to Lady Hope Wellness Institute in Kitisuru
The Koica Alumni Kenya Chapter (KAKC) had intended to visit Lady Hope Wellness Institute before Corona struck and an announcement for lock down declared by His Excellence the President. However, though delayed the visit was eventuallyrealized on one sunny Saturday, the 30th of October 2020. The Koica Alumni Kenya Chapter
KAKC donates food and beverage equipment to Muteithia Vocational Training Centre
On 6th November 2020, Koica Alumni Kenya Chapter KAKC visited Muteithia Vocational Training Centre (VTC) situated in Biashara ward Naivasha sub-county, Nakuru County. The KAKC team was represented by four Alumni members, Daniel Sankaire (ExecutiveChairman), Margaret Muia (Deputy Chair), Siddy Jepkirui (Secretary), Dr. Macharia Muchunu (Deputy Secretary) also Madam Aidah
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