Our Staff

Mackuline previously worked with African Palliative Care Association  (APCA) as the Program Officer, Education, and Standards. She has exposure working with both governmental institutions and non-government organizations as well as managing projects at various levels, both national and regional. Mackuline has worked in health-related social research, related to HIV/AIDS and palliative care both in the field and institutional context.

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 finance having worked in both Corporate and NGO set ups. With over 20 years of service, she brings along efficiency and value for money in resource management without losing a sense of responsibility to the community she serve.

Dr. Muinga is a medical officer in the Ministry of Health (MOH) who serves as the full-time Coordinator for Pain Relief and Palliative Care; she is seconded by the MOH to KEHPCA. She is currently supporting the MOH and KEHPCA to integrate palliative care services in county hospitals in Kenya, working to improve the availability of essential pain medicines including oral morphine solution, scale-up clinical training, update policies, and integrate palliative care with technical support from the Treat the Pain team.

Emily holds a bachelor’s degree in project planning and management from the University of Nairobi with a background in social work and community development. Previously Emily was engaged in project implementation & coordination, stakeholder’s management, monitoring and evaluation.  Emily joins KEHPCA as the liaison Officer to Lead the development and implementation and monitoring of communications strategy, ensure member revitalization as well as maintain KEHPCA’s brand. She is passionate in community service.

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 Palliative Care Association.
Josephine is passionate about her work which cuts across all departments within KEHPCA, providing logistical and administrative support within the organization.