CentrumBerliner Medical Centre

16/12/2025

Historic win for menstrual dignity as Nairobi City Hall grants menstrual leave

15/10/2025

Rest in Peace, Baba Raila Amolo Odinga
A father of the nation.
A voice of courage.
A man who bore the weight of Kenya’s struggles with grace, hope, and relentless conviction.

You taught us that resilience is power, and freedom demands sacrifice.
Your laughter, your patience, and your unshakable belief in Kenya’s promise will live on in every heart that still dares to dream.

Fare thee well, Baba.
Kenya will never forget you. 🇰🇪🕊️

15/10/2025

Endometriosis is not just a bad period, it’s a battle fought in silence.

13/10/2025

Hand hygiene is the foundation of patient safety.

11/10/2025

At Centrumberliner Medical Centre, we celebrate every girl’s courage, voice, and vision.
Girls are not just the future, they are the leaders of today, shaping communities, driving innovation, and redefining resilience.

09/10/2025

Smoke and Survival’ by Roisa Kerry is a compelling and deeply human story that brings to light the silent crisis of indoor air pollution. Through her powerful narrative, she captures the courage of women who cook for their families in suffocating, smoke-filled kitchens spaces where every breath comes at the cost of their health. Kerry’s storytelling connects science, gender, and justice, reminding us that clean energy is not a luxury but a human right. Her voice is both empathetic and fearless, igniting awareness and action where silence once prevailed.

Millions of Kenyans are still trapped in smoky kitchens where poverty and tradition keep families tied to firewood. But it comes at a cost: the hidden danger

08/10/2025

Ever wondered what Special Education looks like in Kenya? 🇰🇪
Join us for the next SEND SIG Webinar featuring Mr. Daniel Sanoe, Deputy Director Programs at the Kenya Institute of Special Education (KISE) in partnership with Nottingham Trent University.

✨ Discover how KISE is shaping inclusive education and empowering educators to build a more inclusive society.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn and connect globally! 🌍

📅 Date: 8th October 2025
⏰ Time: 5:30 PM |EAT

🔗 Join the discussion: [ https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_ZmVlYzcyZDMtMDFjYi00ZDM5LWJmZGYtYjFkMmRlMTk5ZjBh%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%228acbc2c5-c8ed-42c7-8169-ba438a0dbe2f%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%2222e2c6ae-bf37-4a56-b88d-7b888144ccec%22%7d]

Nottingham Trent University

08/10/2025

Menstrual blood is biologically rich, containing proteins, cells, and bioactive molecules vital for healing and fertility. It is not waste it’s evidence of the body’s natural renewal system.

07/10/2025

To our front line heroes and valued clients, together we create healthier communities and lasting impact.

Your service is our strength,your satisfaction our success.

23/09/2025

Give your body what it truly needs:

✅ Whole, natural foods that heal and protect
✅ Movement that energizes and strengthens
✅ Rest and sleep that restore balance
✅ Stress management for a healthier mind & body

Every choice you make is a dose of medicine.
Choose wisely. Choose health.

22/09/2025

Flush out infections, not your health.

19/09/2025

As world leaders gear up for the 80th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA 2025), the urgency of linking climate action and health has never been greater. From Nairobi to New York, communities are already facing the deadly effects of rising heat, worsening air pollution, extreme weather, and fragile health systems.

UNGA 2025 offers a pivotal moment to recognize that climate change is not only an environmental crisis but also a public health emergency. Discussions will focus on strengthening universal health coverage, scaling up climate finance for adaptation, and embedding health into global climate agreements.

For the millions most at risk;children, women, and marginalized communities, the commitments made at UNGA 2025 could define whether the world chooses resilience or risk.

This year’s message is clear: protecting the planet means protecting people’s health.


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