Health Association of
Sisterhoods of Kenya
Vision
A pivotal organization in the provision of quality and accessible healthcare through Catholic Sisters Health Facilities
Mission
To support member health facilities in providing quality, affordable, and accessible healthcare through networking, coordination of health services, advocacy, and resource mobilization for sustainability
Goal
To enhance the capacity and sustainability of Catholic Sisters’ health facilities in Kenya to deliver inclusive, quality, affordable, and accessible healthcare services—especially to marginalized and disadvantaged communities—through coordinated interventions in key health areas, strengthened healthcare systems, and collaborative advocacy and resource mobilization efforts.
Overview of HASK
HASK is a non-profit organization bringing together 125 Catholic Sisters' Health facilities in Kenya with the aim of enhancing health services accessibility, affordability, and inclusivity to the marginalized and disadvantaged communities in Kenya. The association is one of the programs of the Association of Sisterhoods of Kenya (AOSK), founded in 2020 during the wake of COVID-19. The association is committed to supporting the member health facilities in interventions around Community Health, Maternal and child health, Communicable Diseases, Non-Communicable Diseases, Palliative Care, Disability, Disaster Intervention, and Strengthening of the Healthcare System within the communities served by the Catholic sisters. HASK has achieved significant milestones in the served communities, for instance, the prevention of both communicable and non-communicable diseases through awareness, outreach, screening, diagnosis, treatment, and/or referrals and follow-up. HASK has also strengthened the healthcare system through data management.
Medical Camp
Clients during medical camp at Kathonzweni dispensary 2nd April 2024
Health Awareness
Patients being gtiven health education on prevention of Diabetes during an outreach at Mboroti market in Limuru Nairobi thigio 2023
Eye Check-up
Eye check by Mary Immaculate Hospital in Nyeri during a medical camp in the regional market 2023
Vaccination
A nurse from Raruowa H/C in Homabay administering vaccines to babies who had missed primary vaccines for a year in 2020 supported by Conrad Hilton Foundation grant for covid19 response
Health Awareness
Sisters Ambassadors for fighting against coronavirus in 2021/2022 through health education and vaccination at St. Mary’s hospital.
Community Health Access
Sr. Nancy and her staff in Maralal during an outreach to the pastoralist community in 2020 supported by Conrad Hilton Foundation grant for covid19 response.
MOTTO: Turning Compassion into Action
Join our Community
We warmly invite you to become part of the HASK community, where your commitment can help transform lives through shared values of compassion, service, and hope.
Become a Volunteer
Join us as a volunteer with HASK and make a meaningful impact by sharing your time, skills, and compassion - whether in our programs or directly within our health facilities serving those most in need.
Contribute to our health causes
We invite you to partner with HASK in advancing our healthcare mission, bringing quality and compassionate medical services to communities in need.
Patner with us to improve healthcare
Partner with HASK to strengthen healthcare delivery and extend compassionate, quality medical care to underserved communities.
Hask Partners
HASK has been made possible through partnership with, and funding by Conrad N. Hilton Foundation.
Address:
Health Association of the Sisterhoods of Kenya (HASK) Marsabit Plaza, Ngong Road, 2nd floor - Office 209, P.O. Box 21068-00505 Nairobi Kenya
Email:
hask@aoskenya.org/ pohask@aoskenya.org
Open Hours:
Mon-Sat: 8am - 5pm