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KVA invites you to the 2022 World Rabies Day Celebrations (WRD) and Continuous Professional Development (CPD) which will take place from 29th September to 1st October 2022 at the Kitui Parkside Villa Hotels in Kitui County. More details in the attached poster

Registration for the World Rabies Day Celebrations is ongoing; see poster for details. Dr. John Flookie Owino Purity Kiunga Humphrey O. Ogonji Dr Kelvin Momanyi Dr. Paul Kang'ethe 🇰🇪 Nick Lang'at

Vaccinating 70% of dogs in at risk areas can eliminate canine rabies! GARC WSU Global Health Kenya Medical Research Institute CEMA-Africa Tiba Partnership University of Nairobi #Rabiesvaccination RabiesFreeKenya

The Rabies Free Tanzania reached an important milestone - they distributed 2.5 million vaccines! Thanks to MSD Animal Health for the donation of rabies vaccines. WSU Global Health Merck Animal Health emergence #WorldRabiesDay #eliminaterabies #Zeroby30

This is why we vaccinate dogs in rabies hotsports, protecting them and the communities where they live from this cruel disease. Thumbi Rabies Free Africa RabiesFreeKenya WSU Global Health Tiba Partnership University of Nairobi CEMA-Africa KVA Dr Kelvin Momanyi Humphrey O. Ogonji #Rabies

6 year old boy bitten by a domestic dog dies of #rabies! 60,000 more like him every year. Every rabies death 100% preventable through vaccination! Vaccinate #dogs save lives! End Rabies Now RabiesFreeKenya Thumbi #RareDiseaseDay Mwatondo Athman @mathewkmm

Meet Thumbi: RabiesFreeKenya director. Thumbi leads the rabies research initiatives in Kenya that focus on educating the next generation of scientists to improve community-based programs. bit.ly/3BOEZkQ WSU Global Health #WorldRabiesDay #eliminaterabies #zeroby30

Learn more about our path to reaching 2.5 million rabies vaccines distributed in east Africa. #WorldRabiesDay2022 Rabies Free Tanzania MSD Animal Health

Today is #WorldRabiesDay! Your support today will honor Kennedy, Lucy, Ahmed, Sarah, Hussein, Joel, Chunde, Imam, Maliki, Thumbi, Felix and the others who work to #eliminaterabies and keep people safe. Give at rabiesfreeafrica.org and your gift will be matched 2.5 times!

🗓️SAVE THE DATE:🗓️ CEMA-Africa Monthly seminar series. Topic: Severe paediatric malaria in East Africa. Guest Speaker: Dr Alice Kamau, KEMRI-Wellcome Trust Research Programme. Date: Wednesday October 12. Time: 12.00 EAT. Register: bit.ly/3ejsdlz

Today is #OneHealthDay! It's is our annual reminder that our health...relies on animal health At the core of that are veterinarians. Their incredible work helps keep people healthy

Mumbua Mutunga, one of the graduate students studying rabies in our program, wrote this ObEd in The People Daily Newspaper. Check it out! pd.co.ke/features/opini…

We celebrate Dr Hellen Barsosio (an East Africa WomenLift Health cohort member and Scientist at Kenya Medical Research Institute)- she won a well-deserved ASTMH Young Investigator Award! #TropMed22

Whether or not the dog is Rabid, it is always safe to immediately wash the wound, administer immunoglobulin (if a drop of blood is seen or skin broken) and take timely anti-rabies vaccines. #EndRabies Ministry of Health County Assembly of Siaya Mission Rabies RabiesFreeKenya

Thumbi is the RabiesFreeKenya director leading rabies research training of the next generation of scientists to improve community-based vaccination programs. WSU Global Health #WorldRabiesDay #EliminateRabies #ZeroBy30

An estimated 59,000 people die from #rabies each year. 40% of those are children. We are committed to support the scale-up of rabies vaccinations and increase access to this essential vaccine. #WorldRabiesDay2023 📷 Mission Rabies

This #WorldRabiesDay, join us in eliminating rabies. WSU's #RabiesFreeAfrica initiative, started by WSU Global Health and WSUVETMED, creates programs and conducts research to fight this deadly disease. All gifts made through October will be matched! give.vetmed.wsu.edu/Home/View/235

In today's Standard Newspaper, a rabies awareness article by CEMA-Africa's Dr. Veronicah Chuchu. Mbaire Chuchu is an epidemiologist & Infectious Disease PhD fellow Northwest Corner State University, the University of Nairobi, & CEMA. Read More: tinyurl.com/3wc4h997

#HappeningToday The 2nd Eastern Africa sub-regional network for #rabies control, meeting in #Ethiopia is underway. Members expect to share experiences on rabies control, data collection, surveillance and reporting, and the sustainability of rabies vaccination.