Centre For Global Health And Child Development Kenya

Centre For Global Health And Child Development Kenya, a Kenyan non-profit international organization based in Nakuru, operates exclusively as a federal grant sub-recipient under the National Institutes of Health's National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, with no prime contract or grant positions in the federal footprint.

The vendor's three recent federal awards total $352 thousand in combined obligated dollars, all structured as sub-awards under Trustees of Indiana University as the prime grantee. Work spans research implementation, participant recruitment, clinical management, laboratory operations, and data management across multiple East African study sites. A March 2026 sub-award covers study implementation and day-to-day operations including regulatory oversight, data entry and cleaning, biomarker testing in Uganda, and manuscript preparation under laboratory director Dr. Conroy; supervision extends across participant recruitment and clinical activities at Mulago, Jinja, and Lira sites. A February 2025 sub-award, also under Indiana University, supported study personnel provision, community engagement, participant enrollment, protocol adherence including questionnaires and lab evaluations, sample processing and shipment to AMPATH reference lab, document translation, and data analysis under Dr. George Ayodo's local supervision. A March 2024 predecessor award carried identical scope under the same principal investigator.

Centre For Global Health And Child Development Kenya's federal relationship is narrowly concentrated: one federal agency (NIH/NIAID) issued all three awards, one prime partner (Indiana University) intermediates all work, and activity has remained flat at one award per year since 2024. The vendor operates in a pure sub-recipient posture with no direct federal contracting or IDV participation.