About Kenya Stroke Society
A medical organization advancing stroke care excellence through clinical expertise, research innovation, and evidence-based practice
Medical Organization
Advancing stroke care through clinical excellence and research
The Kenya Stroke Society (KSS) is a medical organization comprised of board-certified neurologists, clinical researchers, and healthcare specialists dedicated to advancing stroke medicine through evidence-based practice, research innovation, and clinical excellence.
Our membership includes leading medical professionals from major hospitals, research institutions, and academic medical centers across Kenya, united in our mission to establish world-class stroke care standards and improve patient outcomes.
We collaborate with the Ministry of Health, medical universities, and international stroke organizations to develop clinical guidelines, training programs, and research initiatives that elevate stroke care standards nationwide.
Medical Experts
Board-certified neurologists and clinical specialists
Clinical Research
Peer-reviewed research and clinical trials
Our Mission & Vision
Guiding principles that drive our work
Our Vision
A stroke-ready Kenya where every person has access to rapid, high-quality stroke care and the opportunity to live a full, meaningful life after stroke.
Our Mission
To strengthen stroke prevention, care, and rehabilitation in Kenya through:
- • Public education and awareness
- • Training and capacity building
- • Evidence-based research
- • Policy advocacy
- • Collaborative partnerships
What We Do
Our comprehensive approach to stroke care in Kenya
Education & Awareness
Promote early recognition and emergency response to stroke through comprehensive public education campaigns.
Training & Capacity Building
Develop and implement national stroke care guidelines and establish acute stroke centres in Level 5 and 6 hospitals.
Research & Advocacy
Build professional networks, conduct stroke training programs, and support stroke survivors through community outreach.
Our Partnerships
Working together for better stroke care
Ministry of Health
Policy development and implementation
Hospitals
Clinical care and treatment protocols
Universities
Research and academic collaboration
Global Organizations
International best practices
Join Our Community
Membership is open to all individuals and institutions committed to improving stroke care
Membership
Membership is open to all individuals and institutions committed to improving stroke care — including clinicians, nurses, therapists, researchers, students, and advocates. Together, we are building a national community dedicated to preventing and treating stroke in Kenya.