At the global level, the Non Communicable Diseases (NCDs) have been flagged as becoming of a high concern of the public health. The increase of NCDs prevelance at global and local level is increasingly becoming a public health and developmental concern. This can be attributed to the impact it has on the social and economic sectors due to the level of healthcare needs, lost productivity and premature death. There is emerging evidence on the need to convince policy makers to prioritize NCDs interventions and allocate resources towards stemming the rising tide of NCDs, globally, regionally and locally.

Goal: To ensure continuum of care for NCD prevention, treatment, rehabilitative and palliative services are accessible, available, affordable, and acceptable

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People living with NCDs offer unique and powerful insights into issues and challenges of tackling NCDs on a day-to day basis. Individuals living with NCDs, their care partners and relatives grasp the issues and challenges they face the best, which gives them first-hand knowledge that cannot be replaced by technical expertise. The meaningful involvement of people living with NCDs is a critical element of an effective NCD response. From policymaking to awareness raising, clinical trials, academic research, advocacy, organisational governance, and more, people living with NCDs can contribute to many different facets of the NCD response and act as role models breaking barriers to inclusion.

Goal: To promote meaningful involvement of PLWNCDs in all aspects of NCD continuum of care

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NCDAK is the leading NCDs organization whose Vision and Mission mandates it to carry out evidence based advocacy which encompasses the entire spectrum of the NCDs continuum of care: which includes; prevention and promotion, treatment and curative care, palliative and rehabilitative care. For NCDAK to effectively play its role as both an advocacy and service delivery membership organization, NCDAK’s secretariat, and its entire membership, needs to stay abreast of the latest knowledge and evidence base of scientific, economic, social and political information to be able to meaningfully play its role as a watchdog organization to apply a whole societal approach to NCDs prevention and control.

NCDs Media Training on Mental Health by Charity Muturi August 7 2020

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NCD Media Training on Epilepsy by Epillose Musimbi September 11, 2020

Epilepsy is a serious condition affecting the nervous system or the brain and causes repeated seizures. Prompt diagnosis and effective …
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NCD Media Training on Cancer by Dr Primus Ochieng September 4 2020

Cancer is the second leading cause of NCD mortality in Kenya. Like in many low and middle-income countries (LMICs), NCDs …
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NCDs Media Training on NCDs Landscape by Beatrice Gachambi July 31 2020

NCDs threaten progress towards the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, which includes a target of reducing premature deaths from NCDs …
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NCDs Media Training on Palliative Care in NCDs Prevention and Management by Dr Zippy Ali August 14 2020

With the rise of NCDs in Kenya, palliative care can help people with NCDs better manage their illnesses by supporting …
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NCDs Media Training on Hypertension by Dr Mbau Lilian July 30 2020

Hypertension, itself a cardiovascular condition, is a significant risk factor for other cardiovascular diseases. The purpose of the training was …
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NCDs Media Training on Diabetes by Dr Nancy Ngugi August 4 2020

In Kenya, there is a lack of understanding about diabetes, including among journalists. NCDAK embarked on an NCD media training …
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NCDs Media Training on Role of the Media In NCDs Prevention August 28, 2020

There is an immense but untapped role of media and the limited capacity of NCD experts/advocates to effectively communicate NCDs, …
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NCD Media Training on Nutrition by Dr Peter Mokaya on August 21, 2020

The training highlighted the importance of good nutrition in the prevention and control of NCDs such as diabetes, heart disease, …
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