Kisumu County Department of Medical Services,Public Health & Sanitation

03/05/2026

02/05/2026

28/04/2026

PUBLIC NOTICE: NEW JOB OPPORTUNITIES IN KISUMU COUNTY
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‎We are pleased to announce new job opportunities across key sectors within the County Government.
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‎We invite qualified and passionate individuals to apply for positions in the following departments:
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‎✅ Kisumu County Revenue Board
‎✅ Department of Medical Services
‎✅ Department of Water, Environment, Climate Change and Natural Resources
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‎These opportunities reflect the County’s continued commitment to strengthening service delivery, enhancing revenue systems, improving healthcare, and promoting sustainable environmental management.
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‎Interested applicants are encouraged to visit the official Kisumu County Public Service Board website https://cpsb.kisumu.go.ke/index.php/current-jobs/ or check the detailed advertisements for specific requirements, qualifications, and application procedures.
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‎Application Deadline: 19th May, 2026
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‎Join us in building a vibrant, sustainable, and prosperous Kisumu County.
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‎Kisumu County Public Service Board
‎Serving with Integrity, Building with Purpose

25/04/2026

March 2026 Top 10 Counties: CHP Performance Rate - Division of Community Health.

24/04/2026

Today,we convened a pivotal Community Health Services (CHS) and primary healthcare Consultative workshop to solidify the roadmap for the 2026/2027 fiscal year. Conducted with the strategic support of Living Goods, the forum brought together key legislative stakeholders from the County Assembly’s Budget and Health Committees.

The primary focus of this engagement was to discuss what we have been able to achieve in primary health care and the sector and to plan for the targets for next financial year specifically tailored to strengthening Primary Health Care (PHC) and enhancing the operational capacity of Community Health Services across the county.

​By fostering this direct dialogue with honorable members of the County Assembly, the initiative aims to align legislative priorities with departmental goals to ensure the sustainability of frontline health services.

These discussions are instrumental in securing the necessary funding to empower health workers and refine the framework for universal health coverage. Ultimately, this collaborative effort serves as a cornerstone for building a more resilient health system that prioritizes community-led interventions and sustainable budget commitments for the coming year.

24/04/2026

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24/04/2026

24/04/2026

Strengthening inclusive digital health through strategic partnerships.

Kisumu County yesterday hosted the Ambassador of Norway and a high-level delegation from UNICEF to showcase the NIKO programme, an integrated digital identification and assisted registration initiative addressing long-standing gaps in disability data and access to essential services.

The visit commenced with a courtesy call at the Office of H.E. the Governor, reaffirming the strong and growing partnership between Kisumu County and Norway in advancing people-centred digital health.

Later, H.E. the Deputy Governor, alongside County health leadership, led the delegation to Nyalenda, where they visited beneficiary households to witness firsthand the programme’s impact at community level.

The NIKO programme combines digital innovation with community outreach—leveraging digital registration systems (linked to eCitizen), while enabling parents and teachers to input data directly. Through coordinated outreach service delivery events, children are assessed and linked to essential services including school placement, assistive devices, therapy, and healthcare.

The programme is supporting early identification and registration of children with disabilities, many of whom remain invisible within existing systems while strengthening linkage to care, education, and social protection. By improving data, simplifying registration, and addressing long-standing barriers such as fragmentation and stigma, it is ensuring that no child is left behind, including during emergencies.

Since its implementation, the programme has reached 1,395 children, with 822 successfully registered in government systems, and hundreds supported with assistive devices, therapy, and school placement—demonstrating measurable impact at both system and household level.

This engagement underscores Kisumu’s commitment to building a responsive, inclusive, and digitally enabled health system, and highlights the critical role of partnerships in driving scalable, real-world impact.

The County Government of Kisumu will continue to strengthen and scale such innovations to ensure equitable access to health services for all.