ISSUP Kenya has kicked off the third cohort of the Introduction to Evidence-Based Prevention (INEP) Plus training program with twelve (12) participants. The sessions are being facilitated by Sammy Ombissa and Ann Mumbi, both experienced master trainers.

What is INEP Plus?  

INEP Plus was developed by ISSUP to add value to the INEP content by providing training of facilitators from its National Chapters who could then offer INEP Plus courses in country for beginners in prevention. This would help to address their understanding of evidence-based prevention and play their role as...

The African Union Commission (AUC) has held an annual continental consultation for Drug Demand Reduction (DDR) since 2015.  AUC member states are each represented by their respective DDR national focal points, allowing member states an opportunity to present national DDR activities in a peer-review platform that also allows engagement with invited subject matter experts.  This year’s consultation was held in Arusha, Tanzania from 10-13 December 2024, and included Traditional Leaders from Southern Africa. The theme for this year’s consultation was “Prevention is better than Cure: Towards...

ISSUP Kenya recently ran the INEP Plus course in Kenya with a cohort of five (5) participants successfully completing the course and earning recognition for their efforts. These participants are addiction counselors with diverse specializations within the field of drug demand reduction.

The graduation ceremony was marked by a celebratory dinner and an insightful discussion on strategies for implementing the INEP Plus learnings within the Kenyan landscape of substance use prevention. The event provided a unique opportunity for the participants to exchange ideas and explore practical...

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Il dottor Jackie Anundo ISSUP-Segretario del Kenya  , ha partecipato a un vertice di 2 giorni ospitato dalla Police, Treatment and Community  Collaborative (PTACC). PTACC è un'organizzazione che cerca di migliorare strategicamente la quantità e la qualità delle opzioni di servizi sanitari e sociali comportamentali della comunità attraverso l'impegno nella deviazione e nella diversione pre-arresto

PTACC sta attualmente guidando un'iniziativa per promuovere le alternative all'incarcerazione (ATI). Il dottor Anundo ha partecipato al vertice per conto di ISSUP Kenya. Era presente anche la dott...