Centre For Health Solutions - Kenya

Centre For Health Solutions - Kenya is a non-profit international organization that has been registered to receive awards from the U.S. federal government since November 2010. The organization specializes in providing comprehensive health services and support, with a primary focus on HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis (TB) prevention, care, and treatment programs in Kenya. Through federal grant awards, Centre For Health Solutions - Kenya works closely with the Kenyan Ministry of Health and other partners to implement large-scale public health initiatives aimed at controlling and preventing the spread of infectious diseases, particularly in high-burden regions of the country. The organization's expertise and long-standing presence in Kenya make it a valuable partner in addressing critical health challenges in the region.

Recent federal grant awards to Centre For Health Solutions - Kenya demonstrate the organization's significant role in combating HIV/AIDS and TB in Kenya. A $20,835,952 cooperative agreement from the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) supports a five-year TB control and prevention program, focusing on scaling up access to diagnostics, treatment, and preventive interventions. Another major award from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) funds a comprehensive HIV prevention, care, and treatment program in western Kenya under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR). This program targets high-prevalence counties and addresses gaps in treatment coverage, retention, and viral suppression, particularly among vulnerable populations such as adolescent girls and young women. Additionally, Centre For Health Solutions - Kenya has received sub-grants from organizations like JSI Research & Training Institute Inc. to support cross-border TB management, focusing on collaborative efforts to address TB in border areas through existing regional platforms. These diverse grant awards showcase the organization's capacity to implement complex health interventions and its critical role in advancing public health objectives in Kenya.