• Primary School Health Education Manual
• Secondary School Health Education Manual
• Diabetes Community Dialogue Guide
• Hypertension Community Dialogue Guide
• Women’s Health Education Manual 

Additional specialized resources include:

• Traditional Birth Attendants Training Manual
• Cervical Cancer Awareness Toolkit
• Leadership Manual for Hospital Workers 

As part of its commitment to supporting adolescent girls and young mothers, this program also facilitates sanitary pad donations to those in need, ensuring dignity and continuity in education.

The long-term vision is to establish health clubs in schools where students can continue to learn, engage in peer-to-peer education, and develop into health advocates for their families and communities.

Capacity Building

Capacity Building Medical outreaches also serve as a learning and service platform for students and volunteers: Entepesi Kenya has signed Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) with local and international institutions to host student internships and clinical attachments, allowing learners to gain field experience in rural healthcare.
Volunteers, both skilled and unskilled, find the outreaches to be a rewarding way to contribute meaningfully to communities during their free time. These opportunities promote knowledge exchange, cultural learning, and the development of a new generation of empathetic, community-oriented health professionals.

1. Scholarships for Future Health Professionals

As part of its long-term vision for homegrown solutions to local challenges, EK offers scholarships to deserving and needy students from local communities pursuing health-related degrees and diplomas. By supporting bright, motivated youth—particularly those already engaged in EK’s programs or who come from communities served by its outreaches—EK aims to cultivate a generation of locally rooted health workers who understand the context, culture, and unique needs of the population.

This investment builds sustainability into EK’s programming and helps reduce dependence on external personnel in the long run.

2. Professional Development in Health Facilities

Within hospitals and health centers, EK implements targeted professional development sessions designed to strengthen the workplace environment and quality of service delivery. These sessions cover key areas such as: Leadership and ethics in healthcare, Customer service and patient-centered care, Conflict resolution and team dynamics, Effective communication and accountability
These trainings not only support clinical staff but are also tailored for Community Health Workers (CHWs), who play a crucial frontline role in EK’s community health outreach programs.

The goal is to cultivate a culture of professionalism, compassion, and teamwork—core values essential to an efficient and trusted health system.

3. Internships and Visiting Lectureships

Entepesi Kenya’s network of local and international partners includes training institutions and universities, with which it collaborates to facilitate:

• Student internships in community health, clinical services, and public health outreach

• Visiting lectureships, where guest professionals and lecturers engage local practitioners, health volunteers, and students through teaching, mentorship, and hands-on sessions

These programs promote knowledge exchange, expose local practitioners to global best practices, and create space for cross-cultural learning and innovation.

One Health & Sustainability

Entepesi Kenya (EK) recognizes that health does not exist in isolation. The well-being of individuals is closely interconnected with their environment, animals, and the systems that sustain daily life. Guided by the One Health Approach, EK implements integrated programs that address the broader determinants of health—ensuring that people, animals, and the environment thrive together. 

1. WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) Projects

Access to clean water and proper sanitation is fundamental to disease prevention and health promotion. In collaboration with partner organizations, EK implements WASH projects aimed at:

• Improving access to safe drinking water

• Promoting hygiene education and practices within schools and communities

• Constructing or rehabilitating latrines and handwashing stations

• Supporting schools and households with menstrual hygiene resources

These interventions are often integrated into EK’s medical outreaches and school health programs to amplify impact and reduce waterborne diseases.

2. Environmental Health and Sustainability

EK addresses environmental issues that have a direct impact on health, including:

• Deforestation and land degradation, which threaten food security and water availability

• Improper waste disposal, which contributes to disease transmission

• Climate change exacerbates drought and health emergencies

To promote long-term community resilience, EK supports sustainability projects, such as:

• Community-led tree planting initiatives

• Promotion of clean cooking technologies

• School-based environmental education and action clubs

• These projects aim to foster environmental stewardship while contributing to improved health outcomes and sustainable livelihoods.

3. Outbreak Preparedness and Response

As part of its One Health mandate, EK partners with other organizations to respond to zoonotic disease outbreaks—diseases that pass between animals and humans. One such example is EK’s collaboration in rabies prevention and control campaigns, which include:

• Vaccination of domestic animals

• Community sensitization on animal bites and treatment

• Referral and follow-up of exposed individuals

This integrated effort ensures that human and animal health sectors work together, reducing preventable deaths and promoting holistic public health.