St John Ambulance Kenya

St John Ambulance Kenya Incidents of fire and road accidents in Kenya have immensely increased. Over 3,000 have been killed by these disasters since Jan 2022. Speed kills.

Saving lives and serving humanity by providing 24-hr ambulance services and offer training on emergency preparedness skills such as First Aid, Occupational Health and Safety, Fire Marshal, EMT among others. Let's Protect ourselves, our families and Innocent Kenyans from Road Accidents.

Sending well wishes,good health,fortune,favor and all the best that life has to give to our St John Kenya family as we g...
31/12/2025

Sending well wishes,good health,fortune,favor and all the best that life has to give to our St John Kenya family as we go into the new year. May the odds be ever in your favour come 2026.
Happy new year!

Wishing a very safe,merry and memorable Christmas to our St John Family.Tis’ the season!🎄
24/12/2025

Wishing a very safe,merry and memorable Christmas to our St John Family.
Tis’ the season!🎄

St John Kenya Chief Executive Officer Paul Ngugi and Consolata Hospital Kyeni Chief Executive Officer Father Josphat Wa...
18/12/2025

St John Kenya Chief Executive Officer Paul Ngugi and Consolata Hospital Kyeni Chief Executive Officer Father Josphat Waweru today signed off on a Memorandum of Understanding that will see both organizations partner collaborate on areas of mutual partnership. Present for this signing were officials from both St John Kenya National headquarters and Eastern Region and the Consolata Hospital.
With this commitment, both organizations have reaffirmed their commitment to the strengthening of the hospital referral system and emergency medical services(ambulance services) in Kyeni ,community health outreaches and capacity building through Fidenza School of Nursing.

Happy International Volunteers Day!We take a moment today to celebrate all our volunteers around the priory for their se...
05/12/2025

Happy International Volunteers Day!
We take a moment today to celebrate all our volunteers around the priory for their selfless service and commitment to service to humanity.
Everyday, our 50,000 volunteers are out and about helping communities and making lives better. From our uniformed brigade in our dolphin,cadet,links and adult units to our non-uniformed council and committee members and our community responders, we are proud of you. Thank you all for flying our priory flag high!

Learning by Doing! The 2025 Training of Trainers (TOT) Program, Day 2, focused on experiential learning and teamwork. Ou...
25/11/2025

Learning by Doing!

The 2025 Training of Trainers (TOT) Program, Day 2, focused on experiential learning and teamwork. Our cohort isn't just listening they are practicing, collaborating, and applying life-saving First Aid skills in real-time scenarios.

This hands-on approach, guided by EMEA Master Trainers and St John advisors, ensures they leave ready to lead and teach with unmatched confidence.


Building the Next Generation of Certified First Aid Leaders!The transformative 2025 Training of Trainers (TOT) Program i...
24/11/2025

Building the Next Generation of Certified First Aid Leaders!

The transformative 2025 Training of Trainers (TOT) Program is officially underway! Over the next week, participants will gain the rigorous, hands-on skills needed to become certified trainers in critical First Aid and skills transfer.

Delivered by EMEA Master Trainers alongside expert St John Learning and development advisors, this commitment ensures high-quality training capacity across the country.

At the annual Adult competition empowering young people with trauma management skills isn’t just training, it’s building...
15/11/2025

At the annual Adult competition empowering young people with trauma management skills isn’t just training, it’s building a safer, more resilient Kenya.

Today’s youth are often the first on the scene when emergencies occur. By equipping them with the right knowledge, we strengthen entire communities and save countless lives before professional help arrives.

We’re proud to champion this mission alongside our incredible partners

(KPA)

whose support continues to make life-saving impact possible.

Together, we’re shaping a generation that can step up, respond, and protect.

Absolute connection,absolute control,drive smart,stay safe, Always buckle up. **P
11/11/2025

Absolute connection,absolute control,drive smart,stay safe, Always buckle up.

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The Mama na Mwana team hosted an inspiring sensitisation session for expectant mothers in Kware, Kajiado County, focusin...
07/11/2025

The Mama na Mwana team hosted an inspiring sensitisation session for expectant mothers in Kware, Kajiado County, focusing on safe pregnancy and delivery education, all aimed at reducing maternal and infant mortality.

In partnership with Wananchi Jamii Hospital, which generously hosted the event and provided doctors, nurses, and medical equipment, the day was filled with learning, care and compassion. Mothers received ANC check-ups, participated in interactive health education sessions, and were supported with delivery packs provided by the St John Mama na Mwana team to aid their childbirth journey.

The session also provided an opportunity for the mothers to meet and connect with their Community Health Promoters (CHPs), key focal persons who will continue offering guidance and support throughout their maternal health journey.

It was truly a day of empowerment, knowledge sharing, and renewed hope for healthier mothers and babies.

Together, we are championing safer pregnancies, safer deliveries, and stronger communities in Kware, Kajiado County.

Cabinet Secretary for Public Service, Human Capital Development and Special Programs, Hon. Geoffrey Ruku today presided ...
31/10/2025

Cabinet Secretary for Public Service, Human Capital Development and Special Programs, Hon. Geoffrey Ruku today presided over the launch of a new trauma centre in Emali, Makueni County to boost emergency medical response along the busy Mombasa Road.

The facility is part of the Highway Emergency Response Project (H**P), a joint initiative between St John International, St John Ambulance Kenya, Makueni County Government, and the national government. The project aims to cut road crash fatalities by improving rescue coordination and speeding up access to medical care.

The Emali Trauma Centre will feature a fully equipped clinic, six medical experts, and trained first responders drawn from the community and boda boda operators. It will also serve as a training hub for first aid and emergency preparedness in the region.

CS Ruku said the government is committed to working with partners like St John Ambulance to strengthen emergency systems across the country. “No Kenyan should lose their life because help came too late. This project brings lifesaving care closer to the people,” he said.

St John Ambulance Chancellor Dr. Gome Lenga described the centre as a milestone in community resilience and road safety. “Every household should have a first aider. This clinic will not only treat accident victims but also train locals to respond swiftly when emergencies occur,” he said.

Makueni Deputy Governor Lucy Mulili, representing Governor Mutula Kilonzo Jnr, praised the collaboration for bringing vital services to an area long plagued by frequent road crashes. She said the county will continue working closely with St John Ambulance to ensure the trauma centre is well managed and fully equipped.

Kibwezi West MP Dr. Joshua Mutuse lauded the initiative, saying it will greatly improve emergency response for residents along the Kibwezi–Emali corridor. “This project gives our people hope. We also thank the government for committing to build the long-neglected Emali–Ukia Road, which will further open up the area,” he said.

The new centre will serve the makueni blackspot stretch along Mombasa Road and support ongoing efforts to curb road deaths through faster, coordinated response. It stands as a beacon of hope, where quick action can now mean the difference between life and death.

Every second counts in an emergency. We are proud to launch the Highway Emergency Response Project in partnership with t...
31/10/2025

Every second counts in an emergency. We are proud to launch the Highway Emergency Response Project in partnership with the Government of Makueni County and key national stakeholders. This initiative is designed to provide timely emergency medical care and save lives along Kenya’s high-risk transport corridors starting with Emali.

This launch marks a powerful step toward building a safer, more responsive system that ensures no life is lost for lack of urgent care. Together, we’re working to make sure that help is never too far away. Because every journey matters. Because every life counts.

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In efforts to ensure Quality and Extensive care for all that we tend to St John Ambulance Kenya had the privilege of h...
29/10/2025

In efforts to ensure Quality and Extensive care for all that we tend to St John Ambulance Kenya had the privilege of hosting the Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Council (KMPDC) for an official inspection of our ambulance services. This meaningful engagement served as a testament to our joint mission of upholding the highest standards in emergency medical response. KMPDC’s values of professionalism, ethical care, and continuous improvement align deeply with our commitment to saving lives through timely, quality pre-hospital services.
As they were walked through our operations and equipment, we reinforced the shared goal of a more responsive, accessible, and accountable healthcare system for all Kenyans. This collaboration is not just a technical inspection; it is a powerful step forward in creating trust, enhancing service delivery, and ensuring every life is treated with dignity in moments of critical need. We thank KMPDC for their continued dedication to health and humanity. Together, we are building a safer, healthier nation.

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Incidents of fire and road accidents in Kenya have immensely increased. Over 3,000 have been killed by these disasters since Jan 2011, and with the festive season first approaching the trend is expected to worsen. Let's Protect Innocent Kenyans from Road Accidents. Dangerous driving isn't worth the risk!!