Kiserem Epilepsy Foundation

12/05/2026

Many people living with epilepsy can get injured, burnt, or hurt after a seizure, especially when they are alone. That is why it is important to stay close to someone after a seizure until they fully recover.
Simple actions like keeping the person safe, turning them on their side, and staying calm can prevent serious injuries and even save lives. Let us continue creating awareness and supporting people living with epilepsy with care, love, and understanding. 💜

11/05/2026

Are you passionate about beauty, fashion, and creativity? Join the Kiserem Foundation and gain practical skills in modern hairdressing and beauty techniques that can help you build a career and become financially independent.

💇‍♀️ Training Includes:
• Hair styling & braiding
• Dreadlocks & natural hair care
• Makeup application
• Nail beauty & grooming
• Beauty business skills
• Customer care & professionalism

🌟 Why Join Us?
✔ Hands-on practical training
✔ Friendly learning environment
✔ Empowerment through skills
✔ Opportunities for growth and self-employment Are you passionate about beauty, fashion, and creativity? Join the Kiserem Foundation and gain practical skills in modern hairdressing and beauty techniques that can help you build a career and become financially independent.

💇‍♀️ Training Includes:
• Hair styling & braiding
• Dreadlocks & natural hair care
• Makeup application
• Nail beauty & grooming
• Beauty business skills
• Customer care & professionalism

🌟 Why Join Us?
✔ Hands-on practical training
✔ Friendly learning environment
✔ Empowerment through skills
✔ Opportunities for growth and self-employment

01/05/2026

25/04/2026

Over 200 people came together in Shianda for our recent medical camp showing the power of community in action. 💜
At Kiserem Epilepsy Foundation, we are proud to have created a safe space where individuals and families not only received care but also spoke openly, helping us stamp out stigma around epilepsy.
Our work continues to align with the IGAP (Intersectoral Global Action Plan) by strengthening early diagnosis, access to treatment, and quality care for people living with epilepsy and other neurological conditions.
This is more than a medical camp it’s a movement toward dignity, inclusion, and better health for all.

25/04/2026

Epilepsy care training and treatment at the grassroots Western Kenya Kakamega County Mumias Shianda Center

24/04/2026

People living with epilepsy deserve safe, open spaces to speak freely with doctors not just about seizures, but also about mental health and sexual and reproductive health. These conversations matter, and no one should feel ashamed or unheard.

Join us this Saturday in Shianda as we continue with our Stigma Benches a safe space for honest dialogue, support, and understanding.

Let’s break the silence, end stigma, and build a community where everyone feels seen and supported.

22/04/2026

Join us today as we speak about pediatric epilepsy in kenya on Ntv from 10-12 pm

22/04/2026

At , we have been working hand in hand with our partners to bring life-changing medical camps to underserved communities. Through these camps, we provide free neurological consultations, epilepsy diagnosis, access to affordable medication, and vital health education. We also create safe spaces for patients and caregivers to share experiences, reducing stigma and building support networks. Our collaboration with healthcare professionals and local leaders ensures that no one is left behind. Together, we are restoring hope, improving quality of life, and empowering communities to better understand and manage epilepsy and other neurological conditions.