Redefining Culture for Health and Prosperity
About Us
Ryculture Health and Social Innovation is a forward looking social enterprise committed to improving access to quality healthcare service and promoting human capital development through health research, health communication, health systems strengthening and human capacity development.
Our aspiration is to contribute to the edification of our societies towards a socially responsible, healthy and prosperous generation.
Where we work
We work with institutions, organizations and communities for the betterment of health outcomes and to improve livelihoods. We co-create and co-implement our programs with different stakeholders with a focus on the intended outcomes of such interventions which is to improve health and livelihood of the communities.
Health and Allied Health Organizations
We work with universities through faculties, student clubs and societies and student welfare departments for skills development programmes, health promotion and personal development initiatives.
Universities
We work with universities through faculties, student clubs and societies and student welfare departments for skills development programmes, health promotion and personal development initiatives.
High Schools
We work with high schools through the school health programmes for mentorship and health education programmes for the students. We also conduct school based facilitation for teachers on different student well-being initiatives
Rural Communities
We work with rural communities in Kenya to institute and implement community empowerment programs such as medical outreach and sign-posting services, community health programmes and skills development programmes.
Our Programs
We run different programmes in line with our mandate to create healthy and prosperous societies. These are designed, optimized and executed with the communities with which we work.
Our Programs include;
Health Advocacy
YouTH Voices Network
Social Innovation Hub
Latest News & Updates
World Diabetes Day 2021: Access to Diabetes Care
I recently began my clinical rounds as part of my school curriculum. It has been an enlightening experience thus far. Throughout the past few weeks,
We Live For Us by the International Mental Health Association (IMHA) East Africa Programs Office.
In March 2021, a mental health champion and IMHA East Africa Program Director Damian Juma debuted the We Live For Us Project. Starting in Mombasa,
A fairer, healthier world for everyone
On 7th April, we’ll be marking World Health Day, a day that was first commemorated in 1950 following inception during the First Health Assembly in