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.

St John Ambulance Kenya is transforming lives through a project that is improving Maternal Health-Mother and Baby Projec...
30/03/2026

St John Ambulance Kenya is transforming lives through a project that is improving Maternal Health-Mother and Baby Project, bringing hope to mothers and babies across communities.
The Mama na Mwana Project has sparked remarkable change, with first trimester clinic attendance rising from 2% in 2025 to 18% in 2026, and male partner HIV testing increasing from 67.48% in 2025 to 88.29% in 2026 .
In the heart of this impact are passionate volunteers, including a Muslim community health promoter champion who has inspired many women to seek essential care, alongside dedicated nurses who continue to support every step of the journey. With the support of St John International, this powerful collaboration is ensuring safer pregnancies, healthier babies, and stronger families—proving that when communities come together, real change happens. 💛
St John International

30/03/2026

As we approach Easter stay safe out there

A memorable evening as we marked the close of the EMEA Master Trainer Programme with a special dinner.For the past 7 day...
28/03/2026

A memorable evening as we marked the close of the EMEA Master Trainer Programme with a special dinner.
For the past 7 days, trainers from across the region have grown in skill, knowledge, and purpose—strengthening both their First Aid expertise and their ability to train, inspire, and lead.
As they return home, they carry a shared responsibility: to uphold high training standards, empower others, and ultimately save lives.
Together, we continue to train across borders and care across cultures. đź’›

We extend our sincere appreciation to St John International, as well as EMEA regional coordination through Angus Loudon-Regional coordinator, Our Prior Dr Robert Mutula, Our Chancellor Dr Gome Lenga , Our CEO Mr Paul Ngugi, the Project Leader , The Project Team and all facilitators for their invaluable support. To all participants—your dedication, discipline, and passion have been truly inspiring.


🌍 Excellence in Action!Yesterday, delegates from Kenya, Ghana, Uganda, and Tanzania delivered outstanding presentations ...
28/03/2026

🌍 Excellence in Action!
Yesterday, delegates from Kenya, Ghana, Uganda, and Tanzania delivered outstanding presentations under the guidance of their Master Trainers, aligned with the theme “Excellence and Equity Initiative.”

👏 Their confidence, skill, and deep understanding of the Programme truly stood out — a clear reflection of the impact of the training.
The director of Training from South Africa Mr. Craig Hartley encouraged them to be great ambassadors of St John International as they go back to their countries.

We are proud of their achievement and excited for the lifesaving impact they’ll create across the region! 🚑

John International

The EMEA Master Trainer Programme — a flagship initiative by St John — continues to shape a highly skilled and standardi...
27/03/2026

The EMEA Master Trainer Programme — a flagship initiative by St John — continues to shape a highly skilled and standardized network of First Aid trainers across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa .

Hosted in Nairobi, the programme has brought together participants from Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Ghana, and South Africa for an impactful learning journey.
Day 4 was truly special as we were honoured by the presence of our Chancellor, Dr Gome Lenga
The focus of the day included building confidence in handling real classroom challenges. Led by Priory of South Africa’s Director of Training, Craig Hartley, participants gained practical skills in anticipating challenges, managing groups effectively, using humour, adapting on the go, setting ground rules, and building trust.
In the afternoon, Commissioner of Training Paul Wachiuri from St John Ambulance Kenya guided the team on effective trainee assessment — ensuring high-quality and impactful First Aid training.
Another powerful day of learning, growth, and impact .
Thank you all our trainers.
St John International

Yesterday marked Day 3 of the EMEA Master Trainer Programme—and the momentum keeps growing! 🚑From mastering the identifi...
26/03/2026

Yesterday marked Day 3 of the EMEA Master Trainer Programme—and the momentum keeps growing! 🚑

From mastering the identification and safe handling of spinal cord injuries to embracing inclusive training approaches, participants are gaining skills that go beyond the technical. A key focus was understanding equity vs equality when training—these ensures every learner is supported and empowered.

A key highlight was tackling the challenge of creating structured lesson plans within just five minutes—building confidence to deliver impactful training even under pressure.

With hands-on sessions driving learning, we are shaping a strong, skilled, and unified network of First Aid trainers across the EMEA region.
Our Trainers from South Africa, Ghana , Uganda and Tanzania are enjoying the Master trainer programme.
St John International

25/03/2026

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES AT ST. JOHN AMBULANCE KENYA

INTERNAL AUDIT, RISK AND COMPLIANCE OFFICER

Reports to: Internal ARC Board Committee and CEO

Location: Nairobi

Position Summary

The role supports implementation of risk management and compliance frameworks, ensuring adherence to internal and external regulations while assisting in audits and monitoring.

Key Responsibilities

- Internal Audit and Compliance

Conduct internal audits, coordinate documentation, and ensure compliance with policies.

Develop audit plans, execute risk-based audits, and prepare reports.

Maintain compliance registers aligned with regulatory and donor requirements.

Follow up on audit actions and report progress to the CEO.

Support evaluation of internal controls and recommend improvements.

- Risk Management

Support implementation of the Risk Management framework.

Compile data for risk assessments, dashboards, and reports.

Monitor mitigation plans and report emerging risks.

- Insurance and Policy Support

Assist in managing insurance portfolios and claims.

Support review and dissemination of organizational policies.

- Documentation and Reporting

Maintain organized records of audits, compliance, and risk activities.

Prepare reports for management and the board.

- Contract Management

Support contract development, updates, and lifecycle management.

Assist in contract reviews with legal counsel and flag risks.

Monitor compliance with contractual obligations.

- Fraud Prevention

Support fraud awareness initiatives.

Assist in investigations and maintain confidential records of cases.

- Training and Capacity Building

Support development of training materials.

Assist in delivering staff training on compliance, risk, and fraud prevention.

- Governance Support

Provide assurance to the board and audit committee.

Promote transparency and accountability.

Support review of external audit outputs and follow-up actions.

Other Duties

Perform any other assigned responsibilities.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Finance, Accounting, or related field.

Professional certification (e.g., CISA, CIA) is an added advantage.

At least 5 years’ experience in risk, compliance, or internal audit (NGO experience preferred).

Knowledge of risk management, compliance, and audit processes.

High integrity, attention to detail, and strong organizational skills.

Excellent communication skills.

Proficiency in MS Office and familiarity with accounting systems.

Ability to work independently and in a team environment.

Application

Send applications to recruit@stjohnkenya.org by April 15, 2026, with the position applied for as the subject. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.

St John Kenya is an equal opportunity employer. Women, youth, marginalized groups, and persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Any form of canvassing will lead to disqualification.

Day 2 of the EMEA Master Trainer Programme in Nairobi was very impactful.As part of this flagship St John initiative bri...
25/03/2026

Day 2 of the EMEA Master Trainer Programme in Nairobi was very impactful.

As part of this flagship St John initiative bringing together delegates from Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Ghana, Scotland and South Africa, the project continues to strengthen a standardized and highly skilled network of Emergency response trainers across the EMEA region.
Yesterday’s sessions were both practical and insightful. in the morning participants explored effective techniques of managing fractures, including how to improvise with locally available materials when a first aid kit is not accessible—an essential skill in real-world emergencies.

The afternoon focused on enhancing facilitation skills, with a strong emphasis on adult learning approaches. A key highlight was understanding the different types of learners and the importance of tailoring training methods to suit diverse needs. This included practical strategies for engaging varied learning styles and ensuring inclusivity, particularly when supporting differently-abled learners.

Our CEO recently appeared on KBC TV’s Good Morning Kenya show, where he shared critical safety guidance on how individua...
24/03/2026

Our CEO recently appeared on KBC TV’s Good Morning Kenya show, where he shared critical safety guidance on how individuals and communities can protect themselves during flooding.
He also extended heartfelt condolences to families who have lost loved ones, reinforcing the importance of preparedness and collective responsibility in times of crisis. The discussion emphasized practical, life-saving actions —such as moving to higher ground, switching off electricity, and avoiding flood waters. At St John Ambulance Kenya, we remain committed to empowering communities with essential emergency response knowledge and building a safer, more resilient society.

We were honored to host delegates from Scotland, the United Kingdom, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Uganda, and Malawi for a benchmar...
24/03/2026

We were honored to host delegates from Scotland, the United Kingdom, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Uganda, and Malawi for a benchmarking visit on our Mama na Mwana project. The visit showcased the power of collaboration, with our volunteers, nurses, and partners highlighting improved antenatal attendance, safer deliveries, and healthier mothers and babies. A field tour to Ongata Rongai Level 4 Hospital and Gataka Health Centre brought the impact to life, demonstrating how life-saving equipment is transforming maternal healthcare. This exchange strengthened our shared commitment to advancing maternal and child health across regions.

Last evening, Kenya proudly set the stage for impact as we officially kicked off the EMEA Master Trainer Project with a ...
23/03/2026

Last evening, Kenya proudly set the stage for impact as we officially kicked off the EMEA Master Trainer Project with a vibrant dinner celebration 🌍✨

Bringing together dedicated trainers from Tanzania, Uganda, Ghana, and Scotland, the event reflected the strength of global collaboration and shared purpose that defines St John Ambulance.

As the training runs from 22nd–27th March 2026—marking Kenya’s second time hosting this flagship initiative—the evening was more than a celebration. It was a powerful start to a transformative journey focused on capacity building, excellence, and a united commitment to saving lives.

Here’s to a week of learning, connection, and lasting impact.

23/03/2026

A word from Angus Louden on matters of training and standardisation as we embark on the goal of standardising skills across borders and caring across cultures.

St John International

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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!!