1st December 2022 Homa Bay County commemorated World Aids Day

Today 1st December 2022 Homa Bay County commemorated World Aids Day celebrations event at Rachuonyo South Sub County, Oyugis Town. Homa Bay County CEC for Health Hon Roselyne Omolloh, chief Officer of Health Dr Kevin Osuri , County Health Management Team Led by County Director for Health Dr Gordon Okomo ,sub County representatives, health partners, religious leaders, National Government leaders led by Deputy County Commissioner for Rachuonyo South.
Since HIV/AIDS has touched everyone, World AIDS Day has grown into one of the most widely observed international Health days.

In virtually every country, community organizations, NGOs and government officials today jointly observed World AIDS Day in the spirit of partnership to fight HIV/AIDS.
Because of heroic efforts by people worldwide, including the many organizations represented at the function, we have finally arrived at a point of great hope and great opportunity in efforts against AIDS.
“As a county we shall ensure that we work together with our partners and everyone of us to manage the infection” added Dr Kevin Osuri the County chief officer of Health.
For the first time ever, we can see strong political commitment and leadership in today’s function. Also present is Member of Parliament for Kasipul representative Hon. Charles Ong’ondo Were MCA for West Kamagak Ward Hon Billy Noah Odhiambo.
Some of the Health Partners that supported the event alongside County Government of Homabay includes;
✓Ngima Mogen
✓Pathfinder International
✓Médecins Sans Frontières / MSF
✓AHF Kenya
✓LVCT Kenya
✓USAID Nuru ya Mtoto
✓Compassion
✓NSDCC
✓ADS Nyanza
✓Addis Clinic
✓Wofak
✓Ayarep
✓KCCB KARP
✓Perth Nuru ya Mtoto
✓Pathfinder international
✓Breakthrough Action Kenya
✓Kenya Red Cross society
✓WPCN
✓NAYA
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