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On December 1st, we joined the Kisii County to celebrate World AIDS Day.
The event began at Kisii Teaching and Referral Hospital (KTRH), where the Chief Officer for Health, Khalinder, officially flagged off participants before they proceeded for a walk along the route through Capital Roundabout → Police Station → Ram Hospital Junction → Gudka → Mwembe → Kisii University.

We walked alongside partners, CSOs, health leadership, champions of HIV survival, university administration, and students from Kisii University and Kisii Polytechnic.
ONS-K was represented by our Psycho-Oncologist, Margret Bosibori.

The day included mental health screening, breast and cervical examinations, HIV testing and counseling, and condom distribution.
Together, we continue advocating for awareness, prevention, and equitable access to care.

 

Welcome to ONS-K

The Oncology Nurses Society is a vibrant professional body, formerly The Oncology Nurses Chapter, under the National Nurses Association of Kenya (NNAK). It was established in 2014 and it brings together all nurses working in cancer care across the continuum in Kenya. The Sociery aims at promoting excellence in patient care, education, research, leadership development and collaboration efforts towards better patient outcomes.

Welcome to ONS-K

The Oncology Nurses Society is a vibrant professional body, formerly The Oncology Nurses Chapter, under the National Nurses Association of Kenya (NNAK). It was established in 2014 and it brings together all nurses working in cancer care across the continuum in Kenya. The Sociery aims at promoting excellence in patient care, education, research, leadership development and collaboration efforts towards better patient outcomes.

What we do best!

Our Services

By investing in the nurses’ expertise and influence, we are not just strengthening oncology nursing, we are building a future where quality cancer care is accessible, sustainable, and nurse-led. 

Public Education and Information

Our members are available to partner and provide education and information on cancer prevention, management/care, promotion and rehabilitation to corporate entities, faith-based communities like churches and mosques, schools, social groups and the general public.

Consultancies

We are here to improve health outcomes through advancing patient centered care. Our members are available for consultancies in the area of oncology and palliative nursing: policy, research, education and administration and clinical care.

Clinical Expertise

To conduct Cancer screening and awareness to deliver clinical nursing care to both oncology and palliative care patients using the skills amongst us. Offering home-based care to patients suffering from cancer and other terminal illness.

Research

Nurses are the driving force in Kenya’s fight against cancer, from early detection to survivorship care.  But dedication alone is not enough, nurses need specialized training, leadership opportunities, and innovative tools to transform cancer care.

The Growing Cancer Burden in Kenya:
Strengthening Oncology Nursing for Sustainable Solutions.

Kristen Moore

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ONS-K Events Highlights

ONS-K is dedicated to enhancing cancer care by fostering evidence-based practice, professional development, research, leadership, and policy advocacy.

Partnership to enhance cancer treatment experience

Partners and Sponsors for 2025 Conference and CSR Activitie

 We warmly thank our partners and sponsors for their invaluable support in making the 2025 Conference and our CSR activities a resounding success. Your collaboration, generosity, and commitment have truly made a difference. Together, we achieve more!

Blood Donation 2024 CSR

Kenya’s 2023–2027 National Cancer Control Strategy highlights the vital role of partnerships and resource mobilization in effective cancer control. ONS-K’s blood‑donation CSR drive aligns neatly with this framework—contributing in a hands‑on way to improved patient outcomes, while reinforcing broader calls for public–private collaboration in healthcare provision.

Keep up with all ONS- K events

Stay in the know with the latest updates and upcoming events from the Oncology Nurses Association of Kenya (ONS – K). Whether it’s national conferences, continuing professional development (CPD) workshops, CSR activities like blood donation drives, or advocacy campaigns in cancer care, ONCONURSES keeps its members and stakeholders informed through timely communication. By staying connected, you’ll never miss an opportunity to learn, engage, and contribute to the advancement of oncology nursing in Kenya

ONS - K in numbers

Oncology nursing in Kenya has seen impressive growth over the past decade. These statistics emphasize not only the escalating burden of cancer but also the proactive steps taken by oncology nurses to elevate care quality and professional development across Kenya.

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The driving force

Meet The Team

The Oncology Nurses Society–Kenya is guided by a dynamic and dedicated leadership team, bringing together expertise from across oncology and palliative care.

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About ONS - K membership

ONS - K Membership

Welcome to a Community of Oncology and palliative Nursing Excellence

Joining the Oncology Nurses Society means becoming part of a passionate, knowledgeable, and supportive network of professionals dedicated to advancing cancer care. Whether you’re just starting your career or are a seasoned expert, our membership offers tools, resources, and connections to help you thrive.