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HOORAY! OUR NEW WEBSITE IS UP!
With the rapid changes in the world, organizations need to ensure they update their constituents in the most efficient and effective way. Information shared needs to be regularly updated and must be accessible. The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way organizations...
Together we can – the need for palliative care services to join forces in times of COVID-19
Dr. Zipporah Ali is The Chief Executive Director of Kenya Hospices and Palliative Care Association (KEHPCA), which represents and supports hospices and palliative care providers in Kenya. KEHPCA has been involved with the Ministry of Health of Kenya in developing the...
PPEs are Essential for Palliative Care during COVID-19
Palliative care is an important component of health care in pandemics. This contributes to symptom control, psychological support, spiritual care, supporting triage, and complex decision making. The current COVID-19 outbreak is taking its toll on healthcare systems globally. Despite some progress, palliative care still does not receive enough attention in humanitarian response leading to unnecessary suffering to both the patient and their families.
Howard Kinyua
Howard Kinyua is a Communications Officer at Kenya Hospices and Palliative Care Association (KEHPCA). He supports the implementation of KEHPCA’s internal and external communication strategy in order to generate a consistent, compelling suite of communication products...
Josephine Muya
Josephine’s experience is in Administration after obtaining her degree from Kenya Methodist University. She majored in Human Resource Management, but her focus is in Administration. Over the years she has worked as an administrative Assistant at Kenya Hospices and...
Miriam Igobwa
Miriam holds the Finance/Admin docket, a position that is responsible for financial and grants management, human resources, and overall office management. She is an accountant with a background in Public Policy and Administration. Miriam has a solid experience in...
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