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About Us

Vision: To have a nation that is free from malnutrition and diet related diseases and conditions

Mission: To provide leadership and participate in the provision of high quality nutrition services that are equitable, responsive, accessible and accountable to all Kenyans

Mandate

  • Policy formulation, standards development and strategic planning
  • Provision of nutrition services
  • Coordination and resource mobilization
  • Nutrition assessments and surveillance
  • Capacity strengthening of health and other workers on food nutrition
  • Creation of awareness to the public on food and nutrition
  • Procurement and distribution of equipment and supplies for nutrition service delivery
  • Food and nutrition operations research
  • Administration of the scheme of service for nutrition officers and assistants
  • Monitoring and evaluation of nutrition programmes
  • Advocacy

The National Nutrition Action Plan

The National Nutrition Action Plan 2012-2017 (NNAP) is guided by the Food and Nutrition Security Policy (FNSP, 2012) and Food and Nutrition Security Strategy (FSNS, draft 2008). The

NNAP is as a result of nutrition situation analysis and extensive consultations with nutrition stakeholders. The purpose of the NNAP is to provide a framework for coordinating implementation of nutrition interventions by the government and nutrition stakeholders for maximum impact at all levels. The priority nutrition areas spelt out in the FSNS provided a conceptual guide to the development of the National Nutrition Action Plan, which further identified strategic objectives each with corresponding activities and expected outcomes outlined as follows:

  1. To improve the nutritional status of women of reproductive age (15-49 years)
  2. To improve the nutrition status of children under five years of age.
  3. To reduce the prevalence of micronutrient deficiencies in the population
  4. To prevent deterioration of nutritional status and save lives of vulnerable groups in emergencies
  5. To improve access to curative nutrition services
  6. To improve prevention, management and control of diet related non communicable diseases
  7. To improve nutrition in schools, private and public institutions
  8. To improve knowledge, attitudes and practices on optimal nutrition among the population
  9. To strengthen nutrition surveillance, monitoring and evaluation systems
  10. To enhance evidence-based decision making through operations research
  11. To strengthen coordination and partnerships among the key nutrition actors
  12. The above strategic objectives from NNAP will form the pillars of M&E framework

The Team

Tailored Services

The�wellness and nutrition team members are partners in patient and general public health, focusing on individualized care; no two patients are the same, and it is the team job to provide patient with the precise care that they need.

Knowledge in Nutrition

Our nutrition team are highly trained with extensive experience, ensuring specific and thorough knowledge.

Improve Quality of Life

It is the team goal to have every patient living his or her best nutritional life in less time, improving their overall quality of life.

Partnership

The team is entirely accessible to patients and stakeholders; with convenient appointment times, on the phone, provision of guide, support, and educate patients to help them build the foundation of a lifetime of optimal health.

Useful Links

Global Nutrition Cluster
National Drought Management Authority
Emergency Nutrition Network (ENN)
Community Based Management of Acute Malnutrition Forum (CMAM Forum)
Agricultural Sector Co-ordination Unit (ASCU)
Let's Talk Breastfeeding, Kenya
Food Fortification, Kenya
Health Guidelines, Standards and Policies Portal

Contact

Contact
Human Nutrition and Dietetics Unit, Ministry of Health,
Address
P.O. Box 43319-00100, Nairobi, Kenya.
Opening Hours:
Monday – Friday: 8:00-17:00
Saturday and Sunday: Closed
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