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- HIV prevention, care, treatment and support program implementation through health systems strengthening approach.- Country program management and giving policy guidance to the organization.

As the Executive Director, I oversaw Mildmay country programmes providing technical support, backstopping and ensuring quality delivery of services in the USAID and the EU funded €5 Million multi-country Kenya and Tanzania project, as well as supervising the Technical Advisor for Rwanda, Zimbabwe and Tanzania.

Health NGOs Network (HENNET) was founded in early 2005 as a result of a felt need to set up a forum for NGOs dealing with health issues for purposes of collaboration, sharing of experiences and advocacy. HENNET brings together different health oriented CSOs, with diverse interests, but all having a common vision of a 'Healthy Kenyan Society'.

As the secretary I ensured that meetings are on schedule and was part of the steering committee that advised the full board on the sector engagement of NGOs with other stakeholders like the government and multi/bi-lateral organizations.

• Director for the CDC and USAID funded programs- Annual Budget $3 million• Development of capacity building strategies to enhance program quality, coordination, sound monitoring and evaluation with regard to the HIV/AIDS prevention and care programs in Suba, Nairobi, Taita Taveta, Tana River and all the prisons;• Supervision and mentoring of program staff totaling more than 100 with 5 senior managers directly reporting to me• In the absence of the Country Director provide policy and administrative decision support to other personnel on the Kenya Program team

 Coordinating the day to day running of the CDC funded program in Kisumu, Suba, Migori and Rongo Districts – Annual Budget $ 7 million Clinical consultations, developing clinical protocols and attending to patients in the district clinics Mentoring the clinical and administration members of staff Program planning and day to day administrative decision making