About Us - Kenya Paediatric Research Consortium (Keprecon)

Our Vision

A world where all children live healthy and thrive

Kenya Paediatric Research Consortium (Keprecon) is a Non-Governmental Organization registered in the Republic of Kenya in 2010 under Section 10 of the Non-Governmental Organizations Coordination Act of 1990. Our certificate number is OP.28/051/2010/079/6236.

We focus on health systems strengthening, implementation research, advocacy, social and behavior change and clinical trials to improve reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health (RMNCAH), nutrition, immunization and Primary Health Care (PHC) service delivery in Kenya.

Keprecon membership comprises paediatricians, researchers, health workers, social scientists and other professionals who have experience and interest in health research and those who have project grants being administered at the organization.

Mission

To promote RMNCAH+N research, care, training, mentorship and advocacy for better health of mothers, children and adolescents in urban, rural and marginalized communities in Kenya and the Eastern Africa region

Strategic Objectives

Keprecon is dedicated to transforming healthcare in Kenya through cutting-edge research, comprehensive training programs, and unwavering advocacy for improved maternal, child, and adolescent health. We strive to empower healthcare workers, inform policy decisions, and drive positive behavior change across communities. Through collaboration with government agencies, international organizations, and academic institutions, Keprecon is committed to strengthening the healthcare system and ensuring equitable access to quality care for all. Read more to discover how our evidence-based approach and unwavering dedication are making a lasting impact on the health and well-being of Kenyans.

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.