Author: Faith Mumo
FREE SURGICAL & CATARACT CAMP!
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-Top surgeons in the country, led by the President of the Surgical Society of Kenya will be in Wote, Makueni.
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Venue: Makueni County Referral Hospital (MCRH)
Dates: 21st – 26th October 2024
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ENHANCING WORKPLACE MENTAL HEALTH
In an effort to enhance workplace mental health, the Department of Health Services is implementing an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) that provides rehabilitation services and mental health support aimed at boosting productivity and service delivery.
During the International Mental Health Day celebrations at the Mother and Child Hospital, Chief Officer in charge of Health Services Dr. Ndolo emphasized the importance of fostering a sustainable mentally healthy workforce.
Dr. Ndolo urged staff to be vigilant against burnout, cautioning that excessive work can lead to decreased performance. The event was attended by county staff and community member.






GOVERNOR MUTULA SECURES KSH. 264 MILLION FROM MOROCCO FOR DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN MAKUENI
Governor Mutula Kilonzo Jr. has secured a Ksh. 264 million partnership deal with the Marrakech-Safi region of Morocco to support various development initiatives in the county.
The agreement was signed during his recent visit to Morocco, where the governor partnered with Samir Goudar, President of the Marrakech-Safi region.
The signing ceremony was also attended by Farid Chourak, the representative of King Mohammed VI and Governor of Marrakech Region, along with seven other regional governors.
This collaboration is funded through the African Fund for International Decentralised Co-operation of Local Authorities (FACDI), which supports decentralized governments across Africa.
Makueni County will receive the Ksh. 264 million in annual installments over the next five years, bolstering its development projects aimed at enhancing the county’s growth and prosperity.