Kenya Women Veterinary Association

Kenya Women Veterinary Association KWVA is a specialized branch of KVA comprising of Kenyan Women Veterinarians. It was launched on 10th March 1993.
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08/03/2024

Empowerment thrives in inclusivity. When we champion women's inclusion, we shape a brighter future.

Join us in celebrating by fostering inclusion and empowerment.

Together, let's for a better world. ♀️

08/03/2024

Happy International Women's Day!

Today, we celebrate the passion, dedication, and boundless compassion of women veterinarians, caregivers, rangers, and advocates who work tirelessly to ensure the well-being of animals in our communities and beyond. Your compassion and dedication make the world a better place for all creatures. Thank you for being the voice for the voiceless and for inspiring us all to strive for a better future.

08/03/2024
In celebration of the International Women's Day 2024, The Kenya Women's Veterinary Association(KWVA) together with the F...
08/03/2024

In celebration of the International Women's Day 2024, The Kenya Women's Veterinary Association(KWVA) together with the Female Veterinarians Association of Nigeria(FEVAN) held a joint virtual meeting. The theme for this year's event was and the panel discussed many ways to improve the profession and for women to take up spaces in the industry as we strive to better ourselves and the communities we serve.

We hope this will be a first among many future collaborations with FEVAN and other veterinary women's branches in the continent and globally.

20/12/2023

Empowering women brings a brighter tomorrow. That’s why the A.L.P.H.A. Plus initiative puts a strong focus on gender diversity, including women-led female training courses that offer flexible timings to maximize attendance.

20/12/2023

VaxCards is a unique digital solution for vaccination management in poultry. Vaccinations are vital for safeguarding the health and productivity of poultry in Sub-Saharan Africa. With poultry farming being a crucial source of food security and livelihoods, preventing diseases like Newcastle Disease, Avian Influenza, and Infectious Bursal Disease is of utmost importance. Proper vaccination programs lead to healthier poultry populations and stable supplies of affordable, nutritious protein, contributing to overall community well-being. Prioritizing vaccinations is a crucial step towards sustainable poultry farming, improved food security, and economic growth in the region.

With your VaxCards you will never miss a vaccination.

Explore more about VaxCards application through: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHOmdcYHy5E

20/12/2023
20/12/2023
🌳 Exciting News! 🌿Our amazing KWVA members, led by Dr. Marilyn Karani, joined forces with Namanga Border Point Veterinar...
05/12/2023

🌳 Exciting News! 🌿

Our amazing KWVA members, led by Dr. Marilyn Karani, joined forces with Namanga Border Point Veterinary Quarantine Station staff, Kenya Forest Service Police, and the community of Kajiado for a fantastic tree planting event! 🌲

πŸ“Έ Check out these incredible photos capturing the spirit of the day as we contributed to our second tree planting initiative this year. Our previous event was held in Turkana County.

This initiative is part of our Women's branch commitment to enhance green spaces in Veterinary Service Related locations. By increasing tree coverage, we aim to create a more refreshing and eco-friendly atmosphere for our dedicated veterinary providers.

Let's inspire others to embrace the green movement in their communities! 🌍 Join us in making a positive impact. Together, we can grow a healthier, greener future! πŸŒ³πŸ’š

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KVA Offices, Upper Kabete
Nairobi

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