Public Awareness
National campaigns for early symptom recognition and reducing stigma around MS in African communities.
Our Programs
The Multiple Sclerosis Kenya Foundation (MSKF) implements structured programs aimed at improving awareness, diagnosis, care access, and quality of life for people living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in Kenya and across Africa.
Program Focus Areas
Clinician Training
Strengthening healthcare provider capacity through workshops, seminars, and referral network development.
Patient Support
Education, counseling, and peer support networks for people living with MS and their families.
Policy Advocacy
Advocating for equitable access to MS diagnostics, treatments, and disability rights across Africa.
Research Collaboration
Partnering with institutions to expand African MS research and data collection systems.
MS Africa Awareness Campaign (MSAAC)
MSAAC is a multi-phase continental initiative designed to address under-diagnosis and limited awareness of Multiple Sclerosis in Africa through coordinated education, advocacy, and health systems strengthening.
- Nationwide awareness campaigns targeting general public and healthcare workers
- Training workshops for primary care physicians and neurologists
- Patient screening programs and referral support systems
- Community outreach and digital education initiatives
- Establishment of MS patient registries
- Regional workshops and partnership development
- Localized MS education programs in local languages
- Referral network development across East Africa
- Capacity building for MS patient organizations
- Telemedicine consultation services
- Pan-African advocacy forums and policy dialogues
- Research collaboration and data harmonization initiatives
- Engagement with African Union and WHO regional offices
- Continental MS awareness month campaigns
- Partnerships with pharmaceutical companies for treatment access
Governance & Accountability
MSKF programs operate under strong governance structures with board oversight, regular monitoring, evaluation frameworks, and transparency mechanisms to ensure accountability to beneficiaries, donors, and partners. All programs are designed with measurable outcomes and impact assessment protocols.
We maintain partnerships with leading neurology departments, patient advocacy groups, and international MS organizations to ensure our programs are evidence-based and aligned with global best practices while remaining culturally appropriate for African contexts.