National Cancer Control Program Kenya

National Cancer Control Program Kenya Guiding implementation of Cancer Control programs in Kenya

21/01/2026

HPV is one of the most common s*xually transmitted infections.
Nearly all s*xually active individuals will encounter it often without symptoms.
HPV can affect the skin, ge***al region, and throat.


The Ministry of Health
Health Promotion Kenya - MOH

Protect your health. Knowing the risk factors empowers you to make healthier decisions. These include:- Having multiple ...
21/01/2026

Protect your health. Knowing the risk factors empowers you to make healthier decisions. These include:
- Having multiple s*xual partners
- Early s*xual activities
- Smoking
- A weakened immune system
- Persistent Human Papillomavirus infection
- Make informed choices and prioritize your cervical health


The Ministry of Health
Health Promotion Kenya - MOH

21/01/2026

The KNH family welcomes our girls for the free HPV vaccination aimed towards eliminating cervical cancer.

21/01/2026

Cervical cancer remains one of the most preventable forms of cancer yet thousands of women are diagnosed annually. This month serves as a reminder for females aged 30 years and above to get tested for HPV. KNH welcomes you all. Let's fight cervical cancer together.

Today’s NCCAM webinar highlights cervical cancer screening and the treatment of pre-cancerous lesions, an essential step...
20/01/2026

Today’s NCCAM webinar highlights cervical cancer screening and the treatment of pre-cancerous lesions, an essential step toward eliminating cervical cancer.
Join the conversation today at 2:00 PM.


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The Ministry of Health
Women4Cancer
Kilelehealthke
Nursing Council of Kenya
Kenya Clinical Officers Association

We extend our sincere appreciation to all participants who attended the National Symposium and the official launch of th...
17/01/2026

We extend our sincere appreciation to all participants who attended the National Symposium and the official launch of the National Cervical Cancer Elimination Action Plan (NCCEAP), both in person and online.

We especially acknowledge the presence of public sector leadership, whose engagement reinforces Kenya’s national commitment to eliminating cervical cancer. The valuable contributions of all stakeholders, together with the collective endorsement of the Declaration, mark a significant milestone in advancing coordinated and results-driven action.

This engagement represents an important step toward translating policy commitments into sustained implementation. Continued collaboration will be essential to achieving the objectives of the NCCEAP for the benefit of women and girls across the country.






The Ministry of Health
World Bank Africa
World Health Organization Kenya
Clinton Health Access Initiative
VaccinesKenya
Kenyan Network of Cancer Organizations-KENCO
Kilelehealthke
Women4Cancer

The National Symposium and Official Launch of the National Cervical Cancer Elimination Action Plan (NCCEAP) 2026–2030 is...
15/01/2026

The National Symposium and Official Launch of the National Cervical Cancer Elimination Action Plan (NCCEAP) 2026–2030 is currently underway.

Convening government leaders, health professionals, development partners, civil society, and advocates, the symposium is focused on accelerating progress toward the elimination of cervical cancer through coordinated national action, evidence-based strategies, and sustained commitment.




The National Symposium and Official Launch of the National Cervical Cancer Elimination Action Plan (NCCEAP) 2026–2030 is...
15/01/2026

The National Symposium and Official Launch of the National Cervical Cancer Elimination Action Plan (NCCEAP) 2026–2030 is currently underway.





The Ministry of Health
VaccinesKenya
Kilelehealthke
Women4Cancer
Health Promotion Kenya - MOH
Clinton Health Access Initiative

The National Symposium and official launch of the National Cervical Cancer Elimination Action Plan (NCCEAP) 2026–2030 wi...
14/01/2026

The National Symposium and official launch of the National Cervical Cancer Elimination Action Plan (NCCEAP) 2026–2030 will be held on 15–16 January 2026.
The objectives of the Symposium include the official launch of the NCCEAP and deliberations on its implementation, marking a critical step in advancing coordinated national commitments toward the elimination of cervical cancer.




The Ministry of Health
Clinton Health Access Initiative
VaccinesKenya
Women4Cancer
Kilelehealthke
Cancer Centre

Cervical cancer can be prevented through: 💉 HPV vaccination 🩺 Regular screening and timely treatment of precancerous les...
13/01/2026

Cervical cancer can be prevented through:
💉 HPV vaccination
🩺 Regular screening and timely treatment of precancerous lesions
🚭 Avoiding smoking, as to***co weakens the immune system and damages cervical cells
🛡️ Practicing safer s*x, including consistent condom use
Let us prioritize prevention and protect every girl and every woman.




The Ministry of Health
Women4Cancer
VaccinesKenya
Kilelehealthke
Henzo Kenya
World Health Organization Kenya
NCD Alliance Kenya
Cancer Centre
Kenyatta National Hospital

Did you know?99% of cervical cancer cases are linked to persistent infection with high-risk HPV.Many HPV infections clea...
12/01/2026

Did you know?
99% of cervical cancer cases are linked to persistent infection with high-risk HPV.
Many HPV infections clear on their own, but some persist and can lead to cervical cancer.
Protect yourself through HPV vaccination and regular screening.


The Ministry of Health
VaccinesKenya
Henzo Kenya
Women4Cancer
Kilelehealthke
World Health Organization Kenya

What is Cervical Cancer?Cervical cancer occurs in the cervix, the lower, narrow end of the uterus. It is primarily cause...
01/01/2026

What is Cervical Cancer?
Cervical cancer occurs in the cervix, the lower, narrow end of the uterus. It is primarily caused by persistent infection with high-risk human papillomavirus (HPV).
Cervical cancer is preventable and highly treatable when detected early.
Prioritize HPV vaccination, regular screening, and timely treatment.
Stay informed, stay protected!



The Ministry of Health
NCD Alliance Kenya
Henzo Kenya
Women4Cancer
Kilelehealthke
VaccinesKenya

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