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Ag. NEPHAK National Coordinator Cephas Kojwang (Standing Right) at a primary School in Eldoret town with some of the pupils supported by NEPHAK in partnership with the Stephen Lewis Foundation The project has assisted 50 secondary school OVC’s through fees subsidies and another 100 primary pupils to purchase school uniforms.

NEPHAK NEWS

NEPHAK GETS NEW HEAD
The board of NEPHAK has appointed Mr Edward Marienga as the new head of the network. Marienga fills the position left vacant by Inviolata Mmbwavi who left to pursue other interests in November last year.
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NEPHAK RECIEVED A DELEGATION FROM THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS
On August 21st 2008 NEPHAK hosted a delegation from the United States congress. The delegation which is in the country on a fact finding mission includes staff of several members of the US Congress. The trip organised by Results Educational Fund, a charitable organisation based in the United states.
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NEPHAK TRAINS 100 MORE AMBASADORS FOR TB

NEPHAK took its war against TB among PLHAs a notch higher by training an additional 100 ambassadors on July 23-25th. The 100 ambasadors commissioned on 1st August 2008 brings the total number to 200 across the country.
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UPCOMNG EVENTS

Nephak In Kuria & Transmara Districts
PLHIV & Truckers in Unique approach to HIV response

The National Empowerment Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS in Kenya (NEPHAK) is an NGO that unites support groups of People Living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHAs) and individual PLWHAs into a national and formidable force to counter the impact of HIV/AIDS on their lives and that of their loved ones in Kenya.

It was established in 2003 and is nationally recognized as the official organization of PLHA and is therefore ready to take on its focused responsibilities of promoting quality life for PLHA NEPHAK has developed a strategic plan that currently serves as a guide to implementation of its stated objectives.

NEPHAK is a non-profit making, voluntary body, by and for PLWHAs. Its formation is in response to the growing need to harness existing individual and organizational PLWHA efforts in Kenya to respond meaningfully to the impact of HIV/AIDS.

NEPHAK seeks to highlight the important contribution people infected and affected by HIV/AIDS have made and continue to make in response to the epidemic and subscribes to the Paris 1994 principle of Greater Involvement of People Living with or Affected by HIV/AIDS (GIPA).

Vision

The vision of NEPHAK is to see a nation where PLWHA are in the frontline in the fight against HIV/AIDS and where their rights are recognized and respected to support their meaningful involvement in HIV/AIDS prevention, care and support towards an AIDS free society.

Our Mission

The mission of NEPHAK is to promote greater involvement of PLWHA at all levels of HIV/AIDS prevention, care and support in Kenya.

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