Community Health Partners Kenya

Community Health Partners Kenya CHP Kenya, in partnership with CMF, is a NGO committed to providing quality healthcare and health education to the local Maasai communities in East Africa.

Community Health Partners Kenya was born out of the Christian Missionary Fellowship International (CMF) ministry, which has been serving the local Maasai communities of Narok and Kajiado counties since 1984. CMF founded and supported CHP to become an independent, locally run, non-profit, and non-government organization. It was registered as such in 2011. The mission of CHP is to provide accessible, quality, and affordable health services for all people. Its core values include accountability, transparency, professionalism, responsibility, confidentiality, networking, performance, teamwork, compassion, patience, and optimism. CHP strives to improve the health and wellbeing of the most vulnerable habitants of the sub-counties of Narok South. The majority of the population is Maasai, a tribal group known for their exquisite beading and jewelry, unique dress, and cultural ceremonies. The population faces many health challenges due to the remoteness of the area, poverty, and limited access to health care facilities. CHP implements diverse health, nutrition, WASH, and school health programs in Osupuko division of Narok and Kajaido counties. The first established health center is located in Elangata Enterit. Some of the services they provide are outpatient care, HIV counseling and treatment, labor and delivery, laboratory, and mother and child vaccinations. Over the years, CHP has been able establish 9 other health centers or dispensaries in Talek, Mararianda, Olkoroi, Ewaso Ngiro, Kumba, Olesere, Aitong, St Elizabeth, and Endoinyo Erinka. In addition to the established facilities, CHP sends out several mobile clinics to attend to the health needs of the most remote and unreached communities in the region on a monthly basis. These facilities partner with community health volunteers to bring health awareness and advocacy to the Maasai people and communities. It is our prayer that God continues to bless CHP Kenya as we commit ourselves in service to Jesus Christ and to the health and social needs of the communities we are able to reach. Please join us in prayer and support as we carry forward with this mission.

27/11/2025

Community Health Partners (CHP) is a local not-for-profit organization registered in Kenya in 2011, with operations dating back to 1980 under the umbrella of Christian Missionary Fellowship (CMF). They are one of the largest health service providers in Narok County, working closely with the Ministry of Health to deliver quality, accessible, and affordable healthcare services. Their vision is to empower healthy people experiencing the compassion of Christ, and they achieve this by partnering with stakeholders to transform communities through holistic health services and economic empowerment ¹ ².

26/11/2025

There are no major hospitals inside Maasai Mara National Park, but there are several health centers located just outside its gates, such as the CHP Talek Health Centre (which includes a resident doctor and surgical capabilities), Mara Rianda Health Center,These facilities provide crucial medical services, including general outpatient care, maternal care, and emergency treatment for injuries, for both residents and visitors in the surrounding areas.

06/11/2025

Aitong Health Centre, located in Narok County, Kenya, is a notable healthcare facility that provides various medical services, including cervical cancer screening. The center has been instrumental in promoting women's health, particularly in the Maasai community.

*Cervical Cancer Screening Services:*

- *HPV Testing*: Aitong Health Centre offers HPV testing, which is a crucial screening tool for detecting cervical cancer-causing HPV types.
- *Pap Smear Test*: The center also provides Pap smear tests, which help detect abnormal cell changes in the cervix.
- *Visual Inspection*: Visual inspection with acetic acid (VIA) or Lugol's iodine (VILI) may also be used as a screening test to identify precancerous lesions. ¹ ² ³

*Treatment and Management:*

- *Cryotherapy*: Aitong Health Centre may offer cryotherapy, a procedure that uses a cold probe to freeze off abnormal cells.
- *LEEP (Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedure)*: The center may also provide LEEP, a procedure that removes abnormal tissue using a thin, electrified wire loop.
- *Referral Services*: If necessary, patients may be referred to other facilities for further diagnosis, staging, or treatment, including surgery, radiation therapy, or chemotherapy.

*Community Outreach and Awareness:*

- *Medical Camps*: Organizations like The Land & Life Foundation,Kicheche community trust have partnered with Aitong Health Centre to conduct medical camps, providing essential health services, including cervical cancer screening, to the community.
- *HPV Vaccination*: Efforts to promote HPV vaccination among girls and young women are crucial in preventing cervical cancer. ⁴

*Importance of Cervical Cancer Screening:*

- *Early Detection*: Regular screening can detect cervical cancer at an early stage, when it is highly treatable.
- *Prevention*: Screening can identify precancerous lesions, which can be treated to prevent cervical cancer from developing.

By providing cervical cancer screening services, Aitong Health Centre plays a vital role in promoting women's health and reducing the burden of cervical cancer in the community.

Would you like to know more about cervical cancer screening or treatment options?

04/09/2025
21/08/2025

Address

P. O. Box 110
Narok
20500

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 13:00

Telephone

+254722206208

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Community Health Partners Kenya was born out of the Christian Missionary Fellowship International (CMF) ministry, which has been serving the local Maasai communities of Narok county since 1984. CMF founded and supported CHP to become an independent, locally run, non-profit, and non-government organization. It was registered as such in 2011. The mission of CHP is to provide accessible, quality, and affordable health services for all people. Its core values include accountability, transparency, professionalism, responsibility, confidentiality, networking, performance, teamwork, compassion, patience, and optimism. CHP strives to improve the health and wellbeing of the most vulnerable habitants of the sub-counties of Narok South. The majority of the population is Maasai, a tribal group known for their exquisite beading and jewelry, unique dress, and cultural ceremonies. The population faces many health challenges due to the remoteness of the area, poverty, and limited access to health care facilities.

CHP implements diverse health, nutrition, WASH, and school health programs in Osupuko division of Narok and county. The first established health center is located in Elangata Enterit. Some of the services they provide are outpatient care, HIV counseling and treatment, labor and delivery, laboratory, and mother and child vaccinations. Over the years, CHP has been able establish 7 other health centers or dispensaries in Talek, Mara Rianda, Olkoroi, Ewaso Ngiro, Aitong, St Elizabeth, and Aitong. In addition to the established facilities, CHP sends out several mobile clinics to attend to the health needs of the most remote and unreached communities in the region on a monthly basis. These facilities partner with community health volunteers to bring health awareness and advocacy to the Maasai people and communities. It is our prayer that God continues to bless CHP Kenya as we commit ourselves in service to Jesus Christ and to the health and social needs of the communities we are able to reach. Please join us in prayer and support as we carry forward with this mission.