AMPATH Kenya has launched a new three-year programme aimed at improving access to quality breast cancer care across the country, focusing on reducing late-stage presentations and enhancing patient outcomes.

• The initiative, named the Integrated Model for Access, Retention and Advanced Breast Cancer Care, was unveiled at Afya House.
• Key stakeholders include AMPATH Kenya and the Principal Secretary for Medical Services, Dr Ouma Oluga.
• The programme emphasizes a holistic, community-based approach, integrating digital solutions to address patient barriers such as distance and financial constraints.