KMET is an Indigenous non-governmental organization (NGO) registered in 1996 under the trustees’ Act, is a recognized leader in the spheres of Reproductive Maternal Neonatal Child Adolescent Health (RMNCAH). We innovate local solutions that are culturally appropriate and impactful, influencing community behavior, beliefs, and attitudes while building skills and policy through a multisectoral lens. Our solutions target health systems strengthening, health workers capacity building and adolescent and youth empowerment with focus to the most vulnerable groups and populations. KMET is managed by a Board of Directors which ensures that the projects are managed according to its strategies, policies and procedures and within the laws of Kenya.
KMET is committed to serving underserved communities in the spheres of Adolescent Health, Maternal, Child and Family Health with footprints in 43 out of 47 Counties in Kenya.
The Key Result Areas are:
- Health Systems Strengthening
- Community Systems Strengthening
- Gender & Livelihood
- Advocacy and Communication
- Business and Social Enterprising
- Research and Policy development
- Institutional capacity.
Our Board
A dedicated team of experts and community leaders committed to advancing health, education, and economic empowerment.
Dr. Monica Oguttu
Executive Chair, Founding Executive Director of KMET
Dr. Thomas Kwasa
Chair to the Board
Prof. Kama Rogo
Board Member
Dr. Anne Indalo
Board Member
Peninah A. Achola
Baord Member
Dr. Solomon Orero
Board MemberOur Senior Management Team
Dr. Monica Oguttu
Executive Chair, Founding Executive Director of KMET
John Wangach Okere
Head of Programs and Deputy C.E.O
Dr. Eunice Achola, PhD,
Head of Finance at KMET
Lydia Opiyo
SACCO Manager
Janepher Omasaba
Program AssociateKMET Programs
At KMET, we are committed to delivering impactful solutions in health, education, and economic empowerment. Our programs are designed to create sustainable change and improve the well-being of communities.
Advocacy and Communication
We provide accessible, quality healthcare solutions, including maternal and child health, reproductive health, and disease prevention.
Youth Health and Empowerment
Empowering youth and women through education, vocational training, and mentorship to enhance opportunities for a better future.
RMNCAH
Strengthening communities by promoting sustainable livelihoods, social enterprises, and financial inclusion.
Research and M&E
Driving systemic change through research, advocacy, and partnerships to ensure policies reflect community needs.