Movement of Men Against AIDS in Kenya

Movement of Men Against AIDS in Kenya (MMAK) is a non-governmental organization dedicated to increasing male involvement in HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment, and reproductive health services. Founded in 1995, the organization addresses the socio-cultural barriers and stigmas that often prevent men from seeking healthcare and supporting their families' health needs. MMAK implements community-based interventions including HIV testing and counseling, peer education, and advocacy for voluntary medical male circumcision. By fostering behavioral change and gender-sensitive health approaches, the organization aims to reduce HIV transmission rates and improve public health outcomes across Kenya. MMAK collaborates extensively with international donors and the Kenyan Ministry of Health to deliver high-impact health programs.