Tatu City Partners With AAR Healthcare Kenya Limited

Tatu City had officially partnered with AAR Healthcare Kenya Limited in a comprehensive three-year school deworming programme aimed at improving the health and well-being of children in six government primary schools in Kiambu County.

The initiative is part of Tatu City’s broader Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance (ESG) strategy, benchmarked on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and focused on four key pillars: Community, Health, Education, and Conservation.
Angela Muthoga, Sustainability & Corporate Partnerships Manager at Tatu City, emphasised the importance of addressing worm infections among children, stating,

“Children are most vulnerable to worm infections, which affect their health and hinder their ability to learn and thrive in school. By partnering with AAR Healthcare Kenya Limited, we aim to tackle this issue head-on and ensure that every child in our community has the opportunity to reach their full potential.”

R) Angela Muthoga, Sustainability & Corporate Partnerships Manager at Tatu City, and Gertrude Nyanzi, Environmental, Social, and Governance Manager at AAR Healthcare Kenya Limited, sign a Memorandum of Understanding to partner in a three-year deworming programme aimed at improving the health and well-being of children in six government primary schools in Kiambu County.

Fred Mutie, Emergency Medical Technician at AAR Healthcare Kenya Limited, administers a deworming pill to a pupil at Tatu Primary School as part of the three-year deworming program launched in collaboration with Tatu City. The programme aims to improve children’s health and well-being in six government primary schools in Kiambu County.