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Canadian Nurses For Africa "Never underestimate the ability of a small group of committed individuals to change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." -Margaret Mead

10/29/2026

At CNFA, we want all of our friends and supporters to know that our hearts and prayers are with everyone affected by the recent Ebola outbreak. We were deeply saddened to hear that the virus entered Kenya a few weeks ago, and we are hoping for a swift end to this threat for all countries affected by this devestating situation.

Currently, we are closely monitoring the situation, our top priority remains getting our teams safely back on the ground in Kenya, when the time is right, to do what we love and do best: serving the healthcare needs of the Kenyan people.

In the meantime, we continue to work hard behind the scenes to push our mission forward. While we navigate these challenging times, we also look forward to sharing some meaningful updates regarding our upcoming initiatives in the days ahead.

It is with heavy hearts that we at CNFA bid farewell to our friend and Kenyan nursing colleague, Sarah Abuyeka. Sarah's ...
07/05/2026

It is with heavy hearts that we at CNFA bid farewell to our friend and Kenyan nursing colleague, Sarah Abuyeka. Sarah's passing was unexpected and has deeply touched each of us who had the privilege of working with her.

When the first CNFA medical team visited Kenya in 2009, it quickly became apparent that Sarah was integral to forming a partnership with our Kenyan nursing colleagues. She was always keen to help us understand the best ways to set up clinics in small rural towns, manage patient flow, and, most importantly, respect local practices.Sarah contributed to every mission from 2009 to 2025. She provided essential language interpretation, offered invaluable insight into culturally appropriate care, and taught us about medical norms in Kenya. Her knowledge, professionalism, and warm welcome to each and every one of us were indispensable to our work. She played a key leadership role in supporting sexual health education for middle school students, bringing compassion, sensitivity, and understanding to an important part of our outreach. She consistently held herself to high standards, striving to provide high levels nursing of care while demonstrating a deep and genuine commitment to the well-being of her fellow Kenyans. She fully embodied the true spirit of being a nurse.

Sarah was a gentle and kind soul with a warm sense of humour that endeared her to all of us. Over the years, she formed close and lasting friendships with Canadian nurses. Sarah often took younger nurses under her wing, ensuring they were safe and comfortable, and keeping in touch with them long after the missions ended.

Sarah's passing is a tragic loss, not only for her family and community but also for all of us at CNFA. She leaves behind a legacy of service, kindness, and dedication that will never be forgotten. As Sarah and many Kenyans are people of faith, we take comfort in the belief that she is resting in God's care. We offer our sincerest condolences, prayers and love to all who knew her.

Please take a moment to share your memories,stories and photos of our dear friend Sarah.

Its that time of year again...to help some of the CNFA supporters  as they paddle their hearts out..Our friends will be ...
06/13/2026

Its that time of year again...to help some of the CNFA supporters as they paddle their hearts out..Our friends will be dragon boating on August 15 in the Barrie DragonBoat Festival. We are raising funds for Canadian Nurses for Canadian Nurses For Africa
If you’d like to Support us and help us take care of business, please go to our website and click the Donate button.
Please add “DragonBoat 2026” to the notes.
Thanks in advance!
Www.canadiannursesforafrica.ca

Completion of first aid and motorbike driver training.  So proud of the 4 new drivers and the 4 experienced ones who men...
04/16/2026

Completion of first aid and motorbike driver training. So proud of the 4 new drivers and the 4 experienced ones who mentored them.

Successful meeting between   and    regarding launch of 2 additional motorbike ambulances, sustainability and expansion ...
04/14/2026

Successful meeting between and regarding launch of 2 additional motorbike ambulances, sustainability and expansion of programs.

Motorbike ambulance driver training with Canadian Nurses For Africa and  . There will be 4 bikes in use for transporting...
04/13/2026

Motorbike ambulance driver training with Canadian Nurses For Africa and . There will be 4 bikes in use for transporting mothers and children to the health centre. We are training 4 new drivers and having a refresher for the existing 4 drivers.

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