We have a system to support members through a social welfare program, and we initiate evidence-based projects to address community needs. From welfare support and accredited training to clinical research partnerships, the Association's work for members runs alongside its work for the communities they serve.
Our community programme is built around eight pillars — each one a genuine commitment, not a tick-box exercise.
A system to support members through a social welfare program, including the Girl Child Education Fund for deceased members.
Accredited CPD training, online and on site, with CPD points that count towards licence renewal.
Partnerships with research organizations to conduct clinical research and generate evidence-based nursing practices.
Evidence-based projects initiated by the Association to address community needs.
Memberships in global networks including ICN and ICM, and regional forums such as ECSACON.
Thirteen chapters bringing together members of a given specialty to reinforce evidence-based practices.
Advocating for policy change and improvement on behalf of all cadres of nurses in Kenya.
Recognition of your practice as a nurse, including Association awards and conference participation.
Welfare, training and research only mean something when they translate into real support for members. Here are three examples of how the Association delivers on that.
We have a system to support members through a social welfare program. Within it sits the Girl Child Education Fund (GCEF), which supports the education of girls whose parent was a member of the Association and has since passed away.
Accredited Continuing Professional Development (CPD) training for both online and on site with accredited CPD Points for license renewal and career progression — delivered through the NNAK Academy.
The Association partners with various research organizations to conduct clinical research with the aim of generating evidence-based Nursing Practices.
The Association maintains a system to support members through a social welfare program, and initiates evidence-based projects that address community needs.
Membership of the Association carries more than professional recognition. Through the social welfare programme, members can access support at difficult moments in their lives and careers — one of the benefits that comes with an active subscription.
Contact the national secretariat for details of what the programme covers and how to make a claim.
Social Welfare — Member Benefit
The Girl Child Education Fund (GCEF) supports the education of girls whose parent was a member of the Association and has since passed away — so that the loss of a nurse does not also mean the loss of a daughter's education.
Beyond member welfare, the Association initiates evidence-based projects that address community needs — bringing nursing expertise to bear on the health priorities of the communities our members serve.
Are you a research organization, training institution or industry partner working to advance nursing practice? We would love to hear from you. The Association is always open to new partnerships that make a real difference for nurses and the communities they serve.
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