Have you registered for the Paediatric Comfort at End of Life for Children and Families Webinar happening tomorrow 3rd December 2025 events.teams.microsoft.com/event/a92dacd5… #KehpcaCares

You may feel overwhelmed,God is in control. You may feel afraid,His power goes before you. You may feel tired, His strength will sustain you. Light is on its way and God is fighting for you. ✨ #HopeInEveryMorning #StrengthInEveryVerse #SunriseWord 🎄🎄🙏🏿

Christmas shines brightest through love, compassion, and service. #MerryChristmas2025 from the KEHPCA family #KehpcaCares

Cervical cancer affects the cervix and is mainly caused by persistent high-risk HPV infection. It is preventable and highly treatable when detected early. Get vaccinated. Get screened. Visit your nearest health facility for services. #CervicalCancerAwarenessMonth #ZuiaCancer

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. #HPVFacts #EndCervicalCancer

Cervical cancer can be prevented through: 💉 HPV vaccination 🩺 Regular screening and timely treatment of precancerous lesions 🚭 Avoiding smoking, as tobacco weakens the immune system and damages cervical cells 🛡️ Practicing safer sex, including consistent condom use

HPV is one of the most common sexually transmitted infections. Nearly all sexually active individuals will encounter it often without symptoms. HPV can affect the skin, genital region, throat.. #CervicalCancerAwareness #RiskFactors National Cancer Control Program Kenya Kenyan Network of Cancer Organizations Ministry of Health

Cervical cancer is preventable—and early detection saves lives. Today, we encourage all women to take charge of their health by going for regular cervical cancer screening. Screening helps detect changes early when treatment is most effective. Visit your nearest hospital for

Vaccinating your child on time helps protect them from serious diseases when they need it most. Learn which vaccines are given and how many doses your child needs at each stage.

Paul did not drift he pressed. Faith is intentional forward movement toward God’s call. Every step counts. Don’t stop pressing on. #PrayerForTheDay #PressOn #HeavenwardCall

Protect your health by knowing the risk factors for cervical cancer, which include: having multiple sexual partners, early sexual activity, smoking, weakened immunity, and persistent HPV infection. Make informed choices. Prioritize your cervical health. #PreventionIsKey

HPV is one of the most common sexually transmitted infections. Nearly all sexually active individuals will encounter it often without symptoms. HPV can affect the skin, genital region, and throat. #CervicalCancerAwareness #RiskFactors

Palliative care is an essential part of caring for patients with cancer. We join the world in commemorating #WorldCancerDay Palliative Care ensures quality of life & helps alleviate pain, offering comfort & dignity to patients & their families #KehpcaCares

During this year's World Cancer Day, we come together in solidarity as we are united by unique. Each cancer journey is different. Early provision of palliative care is essential #PalliativeCare #WorldCancerDay

✨ Exciting news! Dr. Rose Wafula, Head of Healthy Ageing, Palliative Care and Older Persons (HAPCOP), Ministry of Health will be hosting you at the 7th National Palliative Care Conference! Do you wanna miss out? Come let’s meet, learn, & make an impact in #PalliativeCare

What is #Lent

Waiting is not weakness. It is trust. Lent teaches us to hope, seek, and stay steady in God’s timing. Quiet faith builds strong hearts. #Lent2026 #Day3 #WaitOnTheLord #ChristianTok #HopeInGod #FaithJourney