anamed books may be purchased from
Anne Sigei or Roger Sharland in Nairobi, Tel: +254 203871438, Email: REAP(at)maf.or.ke
or, also in Nairobi, from the Mayfield Guesthouse (situated behind the Baptist Church in Ngong Road),
 Contact Mr. David Livingstone, Tel. +254 20272 3233.

From Lake Turkana in the north to Mombasa in the south, and from Rusinga Island in the west to Kitui or Malindi in the east, the good news of Natural Medicine as described by anamed is being practiced and promoted by individuals and communities.

• Families, communities, churches and health centres are establishing gardens of medicinal plants.
• Malaria patients are being healed.
• Diarrhoea in children and adults is now seldom life threatening.
• Former AIDS patients are enjoying good health.
• Some people even manage to support themselves and their families on the proceeds of the medicinal plants and the medicines that they produce.

In 2006 the anamed seminar handbook was translated into Luo by Walter Opiyo and Beldine Awino Ajwang. You may like to translate it into more Kenyan languages – consult anamed in Germany.

In October 2007, Tamima Omondi, Rosalia Oyweka and Roger Sharland from Kenya and Julia Henry and Keith Lindsey from anamed international ran seminars in Nairobi, Kendu Bay and Kisumu.

The picture shows participants
in the Nairobi seminar pouring
artemisia ointment into containers.

Many people in Kenya are already very active, enabling people in their local communities to become more healthy with natural foods and medicines, see for example the report of Beldine Awino Ajwang.

People willing to give help and advice on Natural Medicine, and wishing to establish
a network of Natural Medicine practitioners in their District.

People who are qualified to lead a week-long seminar in Natural Medicine, based on the anamed publication “Natural Medicine in the Tropics: Seminar Handbook
 

Now there is a “Coordinating Group” for the activities of anamed in Kenya.

The Coordinating Group for anamed in Kenya comprises

• Rebecca Nzuki
• Roger Sharland
• Rosalia Oyweka
• Samuel B. Mdune
• Tamima Omondi

The picture shows Rosalia Oyweka demonstrating
a tip-tap - an essential item for use when water is
a scarce resource. It is placed outside the toilet
for washing hands.

anamed books and seminar materials

These are available at very reasonable prices from the REAP office in Nairobi. Contact Anne Sigei. Email reap(at)maf.or.ke and telephone +254 722 737429

Are you in the United States?
Friends and supporters in the USA may contact Walter Opiyo for more information, and to offer their support. Email: Jarusinga(at)yahoo.com and Mobile phone: +1 609 227 8258

Seminars held in Nairobi, Kendu Bay and Kisumu in October 2007

Seminars were conducted by Tamima Omondi, Sally Atieno, Rosalia Oyweka, Roger Sharland, Julia Henry and Keith Lindsey. Read the report.

If you would like a seminar to be held for your organisation in Kenya, contact one of the Coordinating Team above.