Aim: The goal of this project is to implement anti-stigma interventions that raise awareness, reduce stigmatization, and promote empathy towards individuals affected by epilepsy. This projects also aim to enhance communication skills training for healthcare providers (HCPs) to ensure that people with epilepsy (PWE) receive the empathy and necessary support.
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Project stage: Ongoing
Aim: The primary focus in this project is to improve the quality of care provided to individuals with epilepsy by promoting the adoption of standardized guidelines. By disseminating the Kenya National Guideline on epilepsy management, we aim to ensure that healthcare professionals across various sectors are equipped with the necessary knowledge and tools to effectively manage epilepsy cases.
Study stage: Ongoing
Aim: To improve quality of life for children with neurodevelopmental disorders and epilepsy by providing support that involves offering educational resources, medication, and empowering both caregivers and children through income-generating activities.
Study stage: Ongoing
Aim: The objective of the ICT Centre is to enhance computer skills among youth with epilepsy residing in rural areas. This initiative aims to equip them with the necessary knowledge and abilities to thrive in the job market, while also fostering computer literacy.
Study stage: Ongoing
Aim: To improve the psychological well-being of patients with epilepsy visiting a rural community clinic by providing counseling services from a trained counselor with some expertise in epilepsy
Study stage: completed 2016
Aim: To showcase and present our experience with a strategy to combat the epilepsy treatment gap using community owned health kiosks linked to enterprises and community health insurance schemes in Kilifi county,
Study stage: Completed 2014
Aim: To identify the challenges encountered by children with epilepsy and their caregivers in the Malindi-Magarini region and propose effective solutions to address these issues.
Study stage: completed 2022
Results Click here to download a PDF
Aim: This booklet is meant to help patients with epilepsy, their families, caregivers and the general public have a good understanding of the condition and participate in the treatment process.
Study stage: completed 2022
Results Click here to download a PDF