HASK, through our sisters-run facilities, have been able to raise awareness about COVID-19 to poor, marginalized and less fortunate communities through their wareness campaigns.

The sister-led awareness campaign launched earlier in th year has seen a significant proportion of the population in our catchment areas get vaccinated to prevent spread of COVID-19.

On September 17th 2021, the Association of Sisterhoods of Kenya (AOSK) held an Antigen Rapid Diagnostic Testing (RDT) for COVID-19 training for 18 lab technicians working in sisters-run health facilities in Kenya to help scale testing as a measure of curbing spread of COVID-19.

Sister-run facilities which include; 65 hospitals, 90 health centers, and 300 Dispensaries with an approximate total of 5837 healthcare providers, complements the governments efforts in treatment of COVID-19.

HASK health centres are well equipped with proffessional psychology experts who counsel front-line health workers that come in direct contact with the agony brought by COVID-19 in their day-to-day duties.

HASK has vaccinated over 150000 people (1.3%) of the Countries total vaccination. Our health facilities became testing and vaccination centers for COVID-19 after meeting the compliance requirements by the Kenyan Ministry of Health (MoH) an increase from the initial 32 health facilities.