About Us - Kenya Paediatric Research Consortium (Keprecon)

Keprecon is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) registered in Kenya in 2010 under Section 10 of the 1990 NGO Coordination Act. We focus on health systems strengthening and research, advocacy, social behaviour change, and clinical trials to improve Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health and Nutrition (RMNCAH+N), immunization and Primary Health Care (PHC) service delivery in Kenya.

Working in collaboration with the national and county governments, Keprecon has implemented over 145 projects across all regions of Kenya, spanning training and mentorship, health systems strengthening, health policy advocacy, clinical trials and implementation research, as well as strategic innovations introduction.

Strategic Goals

Promoting equitable access to holistic, rights-based health services, bridging service gaps and promoting dignity, inclusion and well-being.
Advancing transformational research and producing evidence that inspires innovation, shapes policy and drives measurable improvements in health outcomes across Kenya.
Enhancing health systems through capacity strengthening, innovation and research translation into action to sustainably improve population health outcomes.
Building a high-performing, accountable and resilient institution that can deliver sustained impact and leading health transformation in Kenya and beyond.
Deepening strategic partnerships and collaborative platforms for impact through local, regional and global alliances that drive innovation and influence sustainable health outcomes at scale.

Organizational Capacity

Keprecon is a driving force in transforming healthcare across Kenya. With strong partnerships spanning national and local governments, NGOs, and academic institutions, we’re committed to improving health outcomes for all Kenyans. Our extensive network ensures our programs reach even the most remote communities, leaving no one behind.

Through research, capacity building, advocacy, and community engagement, we’ve implemented 139 impactful projects across the country. We’ve developed training curricula, policies, and guidelines for healthcare workers, strengthened health infrastructure, and actively participated in awareness campaigns to promote positive behavior change. Learn more about our comprehensive approach and the measurable impact we’re making in the lives of Kenyans.