Our Programs

The Multiple Sclerosis Kenya Foundation (MSKF) implements structured programs aimed at improving awareness, diagnosis, care access, and quality of life for people living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in Kenya and across Africa.

Program Focus Areas

Public awareness and early symptom recognition
Clinician training and referral strengthening
Patient education and peer support
Advocacy for equitable access to MS care
Research collaboration and data systems

MS Africa Awareness Campaign (MSAAC)

MSAAC is a multi-phase continental initiative designed to address under-diagnosis and limited awareness of Multiple Sclerosis in Africa through coordinated education, advocacy, and health systems strengthening.

Phase 1 – Kenya (2026)

Nationwide awareness campaigns
Training for clinicians and allied health workers
Patient screening and referral support
Community and digital outreach

Phase 2 – Sub-Saharan Expansion (2027)

Regional workshops and partnerships
Localized MS education programs
Referral network development

Phase 3 – Continental Advocacy (2028)

Pan-African advocacy forums
Research collaboration and data harmonization
Policy engagement with regional bodies

Governance & Accountability

MSKF programs are implemented under strong governance structures with board oversight, monitoring, evaluation, and transparency mechanisms to ensure accountability to beneficiaries and partners.