Kenya Cardiac Society
CRK-NGO collaborates with the Kenya Cardiac Society to advance cardiovascular research, training, and awareness programs. Together, we build stronger cardiology networks and promote evidence-based practice. Moreover, the partnership aligns research with national priorities and addresses the growing burden of heart disease in Kenya. By engaging doctors, researchers, and communities, the collaboration improves patient outcomes. Therefore, underserved populations benefit from innovative approaches in prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.
Mécénat Chirurgie Cardiaque
CRK-NGO works closely with Mécénat Chirurgie Cardiaque to provide children with congenital heart disease access to surgery. The partnership connects international expertise with local networks, enabling timely screening, diagnosis, and referral. In addition, families receive holistic support, ensuring care without financial hardship. This collaboration demonstrates the value of cross-border cooperation in improving pediatric health. Therefore, children in Kenya and across Africa gain the chance for healthier futures free from untreated conditions.
Kenya Medical Research Institute
Through partnership with KEMRI, CRK-NGO strengthens Kenya’s public health research ecosystem. Together, we expand diagnostic capacity, biobanking, and laboratory collaborations. Moreover, the partnership supports biomarker and genomic studies that advance scientific knowledge. It also enhances trial infrastructure and data integrity, ensuring reliable research results. By working with KEMRI scientists, CRK-NGO addresses urgent health challenges, from NCDs to infectious outbreaks. Therefore, the collaboration builds sustainable solutions and positions Kenya as a regional leader in health innovation.
Kenya Medical Practiotioners and Dentists Council
CRK-NGO collaborates with KMPDC to ensure research activities comply with Kenya’s ethical and regulatory standards. The partnership emphasizes participant safety, quality assurance, and CPD accreditation for healthcare professionals. Moreover, it strengthens accountability in medical research, ensuring innovative studies receive proper review and approval. By aligning with KMPDC guidelines, CRK-NGO enhances credibility and transparency. Therefore, this collaboration supports responsible innovation and the sustainable growth of clinical research capacity nationwide.
National Commission for Science, Technology and Innovation
CRK-NGO works with NACOSTI to ensure compliance with Kenya’s scientific and ethical regulations. The partnership provides essential permits and oversight, safeguarding research integrity. Moreover, NACOSTI guides organizations to align with national science and technology priorities, fostering innovation. By doing so, CRK-NGO maintains compliance while contributing to Kenya’s research development goals. Therefore, this collaboration strengthens accountability and promotes Kenya’s scientific excellence on a global stage.
Pharmacy and Poison Board
CRK-NGO partners with the Pharmacy and Poisons Board to uphold safety standards in clinical trials. The collaboration emphasizes pharmacovigilance, regulatory oversight, and CPD accreditation for healthcare professionals. In addition, PPB ensures that studies meet both local and international benchmarks, protecting participants and data quality. By working together, CRK-NGO introduces innovative therapies responsibly and sustainably. Therefore, this partnership safeguards patient safety while advancing medical research and improving healthcare outcomes across Kenya.
Clinical Officers Council
CRK-NGO collaborates with the Clinical Officers Council to empower frontline healthcare providers. The partnership supports CPD programs, mentorship, and practical training for clinical officers. Moreover, it enables them to contribute to patient recruitment and trial conduct. By involving clinical officers in research, CRK-NGO strengthens early detection and disease management. Therefore, this collaboration expands access to evidence-based healthcare solutions across underserved regions.
Kenya Medical Association
CRK-NGO partners with the Kenya Medical Association to engage doctors in advocacy, education, and research. The collaboration strengthens professional networks and promotes evidence-driven approaches to public health challenges. Moreover, it supports national campaigns on both communicable and non-communicable diseases, reaching diverse communities. By creating platforms for knowledge exchange, the partnership enhances the role of physicians in healthcare delivery. Therefore, it ensures research outcomes align with Kenya’s health policies, achieving long-term sustainable impact.
Partner Testimonial
CRK-NGO partnerships foster impactful research and sustainable innovation. Through our collaboration at KEMRI, we strengthen diagnostics, expand trial capacity, and build networks that address Kenya’s urgent health challenges. Together, we translate science into better outcomes for communities, ensuring research leads to meaningful public health change.
Prof. Matilu Mwau
Professor of Infectious Diseases & Senior Principal Clinical Research Scientist, KEMRI
Partner Testimonial
Working with CRK-NGO reflects a shared commitment to advancing pediatric cardiology in Kenya. Together, we bridge research and clinical care, creating pathways that improve early detection and treatment for children with heart disease. This collaboration builds capacity, empowers healthcare providers, and ensures children have access to life-saving interventions when they need them most.
Dr. Naomi Gachara
Consultant Pediatrician & Cardiologist, Cardiocare Medical Clinic – Nairobi Hospital
Partner Testimonial
Collaboration with CRK-NGO highlights the value of research partnerships in strengthening Kenya’s health systems. By aligning expertise in microbiology and clinical trials, we promote quality, ethics, and innovation in healthcare delivery. Together, we drive capacity-building initiatives that empower institutions and providers, ensuring that research translates into sustainable, long-term impact.
Dr. Christina Mwachari
Program Director, TRACK Program
Partner Testimonial
Through CRK-NGO’s dedication to research and training, they are addressing the growing burden of cardiovascular disease and NCDs in Kenya. Our collaboration ensures patients in underserved communities gain access to evidence-based care and innovative solutions. Together, we strengthen clinical capacity, build local expertise, and advance cardiology research for lasting health impact.
Dr. Anders Barasa
Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Clinical Medicine – Cardiology, University of Copenhagen
