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Research rooted in community

The leading reproductive health researcher in Western Kenya

Through evidence-based interventions, we advance well-being and equitable healthcare for all.

Since2002Kisumu, Kenya
144+Research studies
8,597+Programme beneficiaries
7Evidence-based programmes
34Policy meetings
Our philosophy

Empowering communities through accessible reproductive health services.

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Evidence into action

Advancing health through evidence and collaboration

NRHS contributes to resilient research systems that drive sustainable development through dialogue, innovation and trust.

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Evidence-driven research

High-quality, ethically grounded research that informs policy, strengthens health systems and responds to real community needs.

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Partnership at every level

Working with government, research institutions and development partners to co-create practical public health solutions.

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Community-centred impact

Translating research into inclusive programmes that improve sexual and reproductive health outcomes across Kenya.

Working together

Partnership makes progress possible.

We collaborate with health agencies, universities, funders and communities in Kenya and around the world.

SWAP
University of California Riverside
CIHEB
NIAID
Maseno University
University of Manitoba
University of Washington
University of Nairobi
UK Aid
Partners for Health and Development in Africa
Rush University
US Department of Defense
Wellcome
Medical Research Council
PRISM
ViiV Healthcare
Innotech
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
IAVI
Grand Challenges Canada
KEMRI
MSD
National Institutes of Health
PEPFAR
County Government of Kisumu
NASCOP
CDC
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Mbili Pamoja Study: Research Progress and Publications

Since completing participant enrolment in December 2025, the Mbili Pamoja Study team has developed six journal articles at various stages of publication, alongside a qualitative study on intervention preferences for addressing alcohol and other substance use among MSM in Kenya, for which enrolment concluded in July 2026 and rapid analysis is now underway.

By Felix Ochieng
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COFFEE WEDNESDAY

Coffee Wednesday at Anza Mapema is a welcoming weekly social activity that creates space for community members to connect, relax and engage in meaningful conversations over a cup of coffee. The sessions provide an informal and supportive environment where participants can share experiences, discuss everyday challenges, encourage one another and build stronger social networks. Beyond the conversations, Coffee Wednesday promotes healthy social interaction, emotional wellbeing and a sense of belong