National Cancer Control Program Kenya

04/03/2026

On this , let’s take action against HPV — the leading cause of cervical cancer.
Vaccination and regular screening save lives.
Your health matters.


The Ministry of Health
Health Promotion Kenya - MOH
Kilelehealthke
Women4Cancer
Kenyan Network of Cancer Organizations-KENCO
NCD Alliance Kenya
NCRTH, PGH-Nakuru
Kenyatta National Hospital
Kenyatta University Teaching, Referral & Research Hospital

27/02/2026

Listen to your body.
Unusual lumps, unexplained weight loss, persistent pain, or changes that do not heal should be checked by a health worker.
Early care can save lives.



The Ministry of Health
Health Promotion Kenya - MOH
Kenyatta National Hospital
AIC Kijabe Hospital
NCRTH, PGH-Nakuru
Coast General Teaching and Referral Hospital
Meru Teaching and Referral Hospital

27/02/2026

Learn how vaccination, screening, and strong health systems can help prevent HPV-related cancers, and be part of the movement to advance HPV prevention, because together, we can achieve * * and move closer to elimination.
Register here:
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_cuCU9sV0QKiA07zQySJPow

24/02/2026

Men also need to take action for their health.
Prostate and colorectal cancer can be detected early through screening.
Know your risk. Get checked. Encourage others to do the same.



The Ministry of Health

24/02/2026

Women’s health matters.
Regular breast and cervical cancer screening can find changes early, before cancer becomes serious.
Talk to a health worker today about when and where to get screened.



The Ministry of Health

23/02/2026

23/02/2026

17/02/2026

Staying active is good for your body and your future.
Regular physical activity helps maintain a healthy weight and reduces cancer risk.
Move more. Sit less. Protect your health.




The Ministry of Health
Health Promotion Kenya - MOH

15/02/2026

International Childhood Cancer Day (ICCD), observed on 15th February, is a global initiative dedicated to raising awareness about childhood cancer and its unique challenges, while showing solidarity with children and adolescents living with cancer, survivors, and their families worldwide.
This day underscores the importance of collective action and community support in addressing the challenges associated with childhood cancer. Through awareness, advocacy, and collaboration, we can help advance equitable access to quality diagnosis, treatment, and care for every child.

14/02/2026

This Valentine’s Day, give a gift that truly matters, the gift of health.
Encourage your partner to go for cancer screening and take a step toward a longer, healthier life together.
Love is not just in words or flowers.
Love is caring enough to protect each other’s future.




The Ministry of Health
Health Promotion Kenya - MOH

13/02/2026

Today, the National Cancer Control Program (NCCP) joined partners and stakeholders in commemorating International Childhood Cancer Day 2026 at Kenyatta National Hospital.
This year’s theme, “Demonstrating Impact: From Challenge to Change,” highlights our collective commitment to improving outcomes for children with cancer.
The commemorative walk was officially flagged off by KNH Acting CEO Richard Lesiyampe, symbolizing a shared resolve to strengthen advocacy and improve childhood cancer care services in Kenya.
The Ministry of Health
Kenyatta National Hospital
Hope for Cancer Kids, Kenya

12/02/2026

Eating more fruits, vegetables, and whole foods can lower your risk of cancer and other diseases.
Make healthy eating part of your daily routine.



The Ministry of Health
Health Promotion Kenya - MOH
NCD Alliance Kenya
NCRTH, PGH-Nakuru
Women4Cancer
Kenyan Network of Cancer Organizations-KENCO
Kilelehealthke