ABOUT US

The Kenyan Network of Cancer Organizations (KENCO) is the National umbrella body of over 55 registered cancer civil society organizations, spread throughout the country.

MEMBERS

Our members are primarily organizations that align with our mission of combatting cancer through advocacy, capacity building, sectoral linkages as well as awareness campaigns.

CEMPC

The Cancer Education Materials for Patients and Caregivers (CEMPC) program aims at demystifying cancer through cancer education materials for health workers patients and caregivers

We leverage on the strengths of our members to advance the cancer prevention and control agenda

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KENCO and Civil Society Allies Expose Youth-Targeting Tactics on World No Tobacco Day 2025

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Civil society coalition demands bold reforms as flavoured nicotine products hook Kenya’s next generation.   Nairobi, Kenya – 31 May... Read More KENCO and Civil Society Allies Expose Youth-Targeting Tactics on World No Tobacco Day 2025

The Mwanga Project: A Community-Led Initiative to Address Breast and Childhood Cancer in Kenya.

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  Mwanga Project Targets Kenya’s Breast and Childhood Cancer Crisis with Focused, Community-Driven Solutions The Mwanga Project,... Read More The Mwanga Project: A Community-Led Initiative to Address Breast and Childhood Cancer in Kenya.

KENCO Annual Fundraising Dinner 2025: Building Hope, Breaking Access Barriers.

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KENCO Annual Fundraising Dinner 2025: Building Hope, Breaking Access Barriers. On March 7, 2025, KENCO hosted its Annual Fundraising Dinner... Read More KENCO Annual Fundraising Dinner 2025: Building Hope, Breaking Access Barriers.

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Members are the heart of a community. Our members are a valuable resource for our growth, programme execution and all-round welfare of our organization.

Our members implement various cancer control activities such as creation of awareness and public education on cancer, cancer prevention through screening and treatment, patient navigation through linkages to the referral system, follow-up and care, provision of psychosocial support to cancer patients, and palliative care.

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