Centre for Health Solutions - Kenya (CHS)

19/02/2026

Three sons infected. A father’s heart breaking. A family at risk.

This is the reality of , but it’s not where the story ends. Thanks to the relentless support of a Community Health Promoter (CHP), this family moved from crisis to cure:

The Sons: Supported through strict treatment adherence.

The Parents: Started on Preventive Treatment (TPT) to stop the spread.

The Result: A family saved from the brink.

Community health is about more than medicine—it’s about presence. Watch how they did it. 🎥

12/02/2026

Shadrack’s life changed forever when TB led to paralysis. Today, he is using his experience to encourage others: "Ensure you visit a health facility the moment symptoms appear. TB is curable if caught in time."

It is critical to recognize the common signs and symptoms of TB before the disease progresses:

A persistent cough
Chest pains
Unexplained weight loss
Night sweats and fever

At CHS, we are committed to ensuring that stories like Shadrack’s lead to increased screening, early intervention, and localized health solutions. Don't ignore the signs—early treatment saves more than just lives; it preserves futures.

The Ministry of Health
NTLDKenya
County Government of West Pokot

05/02/2026

"They told her it was the end. Veronica proved them wrong." A fighter, a survivor, and a mother. When TB knocked on her door, she didn't just fight for her health—she fought for her future. This is her story of turning a diagnosis into a second chance at life.

The Ministry of Health
NTLDKenya
Department of Health Services Nakuru County

28/01/2026

Call For Abstracts!

The 7th Kenya International Scientific Lung Health Conference 2026 invites you to share your work.

📅 5–8 August 2026 📍 Diani Reef Beach Resort & Spa, Kwale – Kenya

🎯 Theme: “From Detection to Recovery: Integrated Pathways & Patient-Centered Innovations in Lung Health”

🔬 Submit abstracts for oral and poster presentations in:
✔️ Early detection & diagnostics
✔️ Integrated TB & respiratory care
✔️ Health systems strengthening
✔️ Innovation & digital transformation
✔️ Post-TB & long-term lung outcomes

📌 Deadline: 31st March 2026

📩 Notification of acceptance: 30th April 2026

👉 Submit today: www.resok.org/kislhc/abstracts

Your research deserves a global stage!

26/01/2026

24/01/2026

23/01/2026

CHS is seeking a high-calibre, self-motivated, and dynamic Technical Assistance partner to support the National TB Program (NTP) in delivering an end-to-end integrated analysis solution for Drug-Resistant TB survey genome sequencing data.
This is a unique opportunity to contribute cutting-edge data science and genomics expertise to strengthen DR-TB surveillance and inform national decision-making.
https://chskenya.org/careers/

22/01/2026

Today, we conclude the counties’ visit by the Stop TB Partnership – TB REACH, delegation to the CHS Vumbua Project in Thika and Limuru sub-counties, Kiambu County. Leaders, healthcare workers, and beneficiaries highlighted the project’s tangible impact on people’s lives and continued to applaud its efforts.

“As a county, we are guided by data in our planning and procurement. This approach has enabled us to prioritize what our communities truly need, ensuring essential commodities reach lower-level facilities, and strengthen access to care without leaving anyone behind.” – Dr Hillary Kagwa - CDH Kiambu County.

Health workers reported reduced hospital visits following improved patient education and integrated care, while communities appreciated outreach services that have minimized transport barriers and brought specialized care closer to home. Overall, beneficiaries and county teams expressed strong appreciation to the donor for strengthening local systems, building capacity, and supporting a sustainable, people-centred model of care that is already improving health outcomes.

The Ministry of Health NTLDKenya Department of Health Services - Kiambu County

21/01/2026

20/01/2026

20/01/2026

This week, we are delighted to host a delegation from the Stop TB Partnership TB REACH. The team is conducting stakeholder engagements, site assessments, data validation and looking at gaining deeper insights into the implementation of our Integrated Service Delivery TB REACH – Vumbua Project.

The delegation, led by CHS leadership, met with the Principal Secretary The Ministry of Health, Ms. Mary Muthoni, and the NTLDKenya leadership. The PS expressed her appreciation for the continued support in improving respiratory health services in Kenya, while emphasizing the importance of early-stage government engagement to ensure seamless project support.

“I look forward to this year’s World TB Day celebrations,” noted the PS. “I am keen to ensure that our activities have a direct, measurable impact on our communities, especially the most vulnerable.”

During the briefing, Dr. Beatrice Kirubi (Stop TB Partnership) highlighted the project's potential for growth, stating that the best practices identified in the project could be scaled up both nationally and globally.

Our CEO, Dr. Paul Wekesa, emphasized a vital takeaway: “The Vumbua Project has proven that the integration of health services works. This is a cornerstone of the Primary Healthcare (PHC) agenda championed by the Kenyan government and the global health community.”

The CHS Vumbua PROJECT is Funded by Stop TB Partnership-TB REACH. This project provides a sustainable, people-centered integrated service delivery model in Thika and Limuru (Kiambu County). By screening for TB, respiratory diseases, malnutrition, and mental health at the first point of contact, we are accelerating early detection and improving lives by providing holistic care.

Together, we are transforming primary healthcare.

01/01/2026

Wishing you a joyful 2026 filled with hope and progress as we work together to build healthy communities and brighter futures for all.