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List of Covid-Vaccination Sites August 2021 LIST OF COVID-VACCINATION SITES AUGUST 2021 County Sub-County Health Facility Name BARINGO Baringo central Baringo county Referat hospital BARINGO Baringo North Kabartonjo sub county hospital BARINGO Baringo South/marigat Marigat sub county hospital BARINGO Eldama ravine sub county Eldama ravine sub county hospital BARINGO Mogotio sub county Mogotio sub county hospital BARINGO Tiaty east sub county Tangulbei sub county hospital BARINGO Tiaty west sub county Chemolingot sub county hospital BOMET Bomet Central Bomet H.C BOMET Bomet Central Kapkoros SCH BOMET Bomet Central Tenwek Mission Hospital BOMET Bomet East Longisa CRH BOMET Bomet East Tegat SCH BOMET Chepalungu Sigor SCH BOMET Chepalungu Siongiroi HC BOMET Konoin Mogogosiek HC BOMET Konoin Cheptalal SCH BOMET Sotik Sotik HC BOMET Sotik Ndanai SCH BOMET Sotik Kaplong Mission Hospital BOMET Sotik Kipsonoi HC BUNGOMA Bumula Bumula Subcounty Hospital BUNGOMA Kabuchai Chwele Sub-County Hospital BUNGOMA Kanduyi Bungoma County Referral Hospital BUNGOMA Kanduyi St. Damiano Mission Hospital BUNGOMA Kanduyi Elgon View Hospital BUNGOMA Kanduyi Bungoma west Hospital BUNGOMA Kanduyi LifeCare Hospital BUNGOMA Kanduyi Fountain Health Care BUNGOMA Kanduyi Khalaba Medical Centre BUNGOMA Kimilili Kimilili Sub-County Hospital BUNGOMA Kimilili Korry Family Hospital BUNGOMA Kimilili Dreamland medical Centre BUNGOMA Mt. Elgon Cheptais Sub-County Hospital BUNGOMA Mt.Elgon Mt. Elgon Sub-County Hospital BUNGOMA Sirisia Sirisia Sub-County Hospital BUNGOMA Tongaren Naitiri Sub-County Hospital BUNGOMA Webuye East Sinoko Sub-County Hospital BUNGOMA Webuye West Bokoli Sub-County Hospital BUNGOMA Webuye West Webuye County Hospital BUNGOMA Webuye West Lugulu Mission Hospital BUSIA Bunyala Port-Victoria Sub-County Hospital BUSIA Bunyala Mukhobola Health Centre BUSIA Butula Khunyangu Sub-County Hospital BUSIA Butula Bumala B Health Centre BUSIA Matayos Busia County Referral Hospital BUSIA Matayos Matayos Health Centre LIST OF COVID-VACCINATION SITES AUGUST 2021 County Sub-County Health Facility Name BUSIA Nambale Nambale Sub-County Hospital BUSIA Nambale Lupida Health Centre BUSIA Samia Sio Port Hospital BUSIA Samia Nangina Holy Family BUSIA Teso North Kocholya Sub-County Hospital BUSIA Teso North Ang'urai Health Centre BUSIA Teso North Malaba Health Centre BUSIA Teso South Amukura Hospital BUSIA Teso South Alupe Isolation Centre Hospital ELGEYO MARAKWET Keiyo North Tambach Sub-County Hospital ELGEYO MARAKWET Keiyo North Chegilet Health Centre ELGEYO MARAKWET Keiyo North Iten County Referral Hospital ELGEYO MARAKWET Keiyo South Kamwosor Sub-County Hospital ELGEYO MARAKWET Keiyo South Kocholwo Sub-County Hospital ELGEYO MARAKWET Keiyo South Kaptarakwa Sub-County Hospital ELGEYO MARAKWET Keiyo South Chepkorio H/C (Sub-County DVI store) ELGEYO MARAKWET Keiyo south Muskut Health Center ELGEYO MARAKWET Keiyo south Flourspar Health Center ELGEYO MARAKWET Keiyo south Biretwo Health Center ELGEYO MARAKWET Marakwet East Chesoi H/C (Sub-County DVI store) ELGEYO MARAKWET Marakwet East Tot Sub-County Hospital ELGEYO MARAKWET Marakwet East Kapyego Health Centre ELGEYO MARAKWET Marakwet West Chebiemit Sub-County Hospital ELGEYO MARAKWET Marakwet West AIC Kapsowar Hospital ELGEYO MARAKWET Marakwet West Kapcherop Health Centre ELGEYO MARAKWET Marakwet West Arror Health Centre EMBU Manyatta Embu level 5 Hospital EMBU Manyatta Kairuri health centre EMBU Manyatta Embu G.K prison Majimbo EMBU Mbeere North Mbeere subcounty Hospital EMBU Mbeere North Ishiara subcounty Hospital EMBU Mbeere South Embu Children’s hospital-Tenri EMBU Mbeere South Imara-Medi plus Hospital EMBU Runyejes Kirirtiri EMBU Runyejes Gategi EMBU Runyejes Kiambere H/C EMBU Runyejes Runyejes subcounty Hospital EMBU Runyejes Kianjokoma Health center EMBU Runyejes Karurumo Health Center LIST OF COVID-VACCINATION SITES AUGUST 2021 County Sub-County Health Facility Name EMBU Runyejes Kyeni- Consolata Hospital EMBU Runyejes Kigumo H/C GARISSA Ifo Refugee Camp Ifo Hospital GARISSA Balambala Balambala Sub-County Hospital GARISSA Dadaab Dadaab Sub-County Hospital GARISSA Dagahley Refugee Camp Dagahley Hospital GARISSA Fafi Bura sub county Hospital GARISSA Garissa Garissa County Referral Hospital GARISSA Hagadera Refugee Camp Hagadera Hospital GARISSA Hulugho Hulugo Sub-County Hospital GARISSA Ijara Ijara sub county Hospital GARISSA Lagdera Modogashe sub county Hospital HOMA BAY Homa Bay Town Homa Bay County Teaching & Referral Hospital HOMA BAY Homa Bay Town Marindi Sub County Hospital HOMA BAY Ndhiwa Ndhiwa Sub County Hospital HOMA BAY Rachuonyo East Kabondo Sub County Hospital HOMA BAY Rachuonyo North (Karachuonyo) Kendu Sub County Hospital HOMA BAY Rachuonyo North (Karachuonyo) Kendu Adventist Hospital HOMA BAY Rachuonyo North (Karachuonyo) Kandiege L 4 Hospital HOMA BAY Rachuonyo South Rachuonyo Sub County Hospital HOMA BAY Rangwe Rangwe Sub County Hospital HOMA BAY Suba North (Mbita) Mbita Sub County Hospital HOMA BAY Suba North (Mbita) Ogongo L 4 Hospital HOMA BAY Suba South Suba Sub County Hospital HOMA BAY Suba South Magunga L 4 Hospital HOMA BAY Suba South Nyandiwa L.4 Hospital ISIOLO Isiolo subcounty Hospital_isiolo county Referral hospital KAJIADO Kajiado Central Ilbisil Health Centre KAJIADO Kajiado Central Namanga Health Centre KAJIADO Kajiado Central Kajiado County Referral Hospital KAJIADO Kajiado East Kitengela Sub-County Hospital KAJIADO Kajiado East Mashuru Health Centre KAJIADO Kajiado North Ngong Sub-County Hospital KAJIADO Kajiado North Ongata Rongai Sub-County Hospital KAJIADO Kajiado South Oloitokitok Sub-County Hospital KAJIADO Kajiado West Magadi Hospital KAJIADO Kajiado West Oltepesi Dispensary KAKAMEGA Butere Butere County Hospital KAKAMEGA Butere Manyala Sub County Hospital KAKAMEGA Butere Imanga Health Centre KAKAMEGA Butere Shiraha Health Centre KAKAMEGA Butere Lukohe Health Centre KAKAMEGA Butere Eshibimbi Health Centre KAKAMEGA Butere Eshimukoko Health Centre KAKAMEGA Butere Iranda Health Centre KAKAMEGA Butere Shikunga Health Centre KAKAMEGA Butere Mabole Health Centre KAKAMEGA Ikolomani Iguhu County Hospital KAKAMEGA Ikolomani Kilingili Health Centre KAKAMEGA Ikolomani Shibwe Su County Hospital KAKAMEGA Ikolomani Savane Dispensary KAKAMEGA Khwisero Khwisero Model Health Centre KAKAMEGA Khwisero Mulwanda Health Centre KAKAMEGA Khwisero Mundoli Health Centre KAKAMEGA Khwisero Emutsesa Health Centre KAKAMEGA Khwisero Ekambuli Health Centre KAKAMEGA Khwisero Namasoli Health Centre KAKAMEGA Likuyani Likuyani Sub County Hospital LIST OF COVID-VACCINATION SITES AUGUST 2021 County Sub-County Health Facility Name KAKAMEGA Likuyani Kongoni Health Centre KAKAMEGA Likuyani Matunda Sub County Hospital KAKAMEGA Likuyani Mabusi Health Centre KAKAMEGA Lugari Lumakanda County Hospital KAKAMEGA Lugari Mautuma Sub County Hospital KAKAMEGA Lugari Chekalini Centre KAKAMEGA Lugari Koromaiti Health Centre KAKAMEGA Lugari Maturu Dispensary KAKAMEGA Lugari Matete Health Centre KAKAMEGA Lurambi County General Hospital KAKAMEGA Lurambi GK Prisons (Satelite of CGH) KAKAMEGA Lurambi Elwesero Model Health Centre KAKAMEGA Lurambi Bukura RHDC KAKAMEGA Malava Malava County Hospital KAKAMEGA Malava Kuvasali Health Centre KAKAMEGA Malava Shamberere Health Centre KAKAMEGA Malava Shivanga Health Centre KAKAMEGA Malava Chombeli Health Centre KAKAMEGA Matungu Matungu Sub County Hospital KAKAMEGA Matungu Khalaba Health Centre KAKAMEGA Matungu Lung'anyiro Health Centre KAKAMEGA Matungu Mirere Health Centre KAKAMEGA Matungu Indangalasia Dispensary KAKAMEGA Mumias East Shianda Health Centre KAKAMEGA Mumias East Lusheya Health Centre KAKAMEGA Mumias East Khaunga Dispensary KAKAMEGA Mumias East Makunga RHDC KAKAMEGA Mumias West Mumias Level 4 Hospital KAKAMEGA Mumias West Bukaya Health Centre KAKAMEGA Mumias West Bungasi Health Centre KAKAMEGA Navakholo Navakholo Sub County Hospital KAKAMEGA Navakholo Bushiri Health Centre KAKAMEGA Navakholo Sivilie Health Centre KAKAMEGA Navakholo Kharanda Health Centre KAKAMEGA Shinyalu Shinyalu Model Health Centre KAKAMEGA Shinyalu Shamakhubu Health Centre KAKAMEGA Shinyalu Ileho Health Centre KAKAMEGA Shinyalu Shikusa Health Centre KAKAMEGA Shinyalu Ikuywa Dispensary KAKAMEGA Shinyalu Kambiri Health Centre KAKAMEGA Shinyalu Mugomari Dispensary KERICHO Ainamoi GK Prisons Dispensary Kericho KERICHO Ainamoi Kenegut Dispensary KERICHO Ainamoi Ainamoi Health Centre KERICHO Ainamoi Manyoror Dispensary KERICHO Belgut Kabianga Health Centre KERICHO Belgut Kapsoit Dispensary KERICHO Belgut Kapsuser KERICHO Belgut Seretut Dispensary KERICHO Bureti Kipwastuiyo Health Centre KERICHO Bureti Cheborgei Health Centre KERICHO Kipkelion East Momoniat Health Centre KERICHO Kipkelion East Kamwingi Dispensary KERICHO Kipkelion East Kedowa Dispensary KERICHO Kipkelion West Kunyak Dispensary KERICHO Kipkelion West Mtaragon Health Centre KERICHO Kipkelion West Makyolok Dispensary KERICHO Sigowet/Soin Kipsitet Dispensary KERICHO Sigowet/Soin Kaitui Dispensary KERICHO Sigowet/Soin Kiptere Dispensary LIST OF COVID-VACCINATION SITES AUGUST 2021 County Sub-County Health Facility Name KERICHO Sigowet/Soin Kabutii Matiret KIAMBU Gatundu North Igegania Sub-District Hospital KIAMBU Gatundu South Gatundu District Hospital KIAMBU Gatundu-south St Jude hospital KIAMBU Gatundu-south Karatu L4 Hosp KIAMBU Githunguri Holy family catholic hospital githunguri KIAMBU Githunguri Githunguri Health centre KIAMBU Githunguri Kigumo Sub County Hospital KIAMBU Juja Kalimoni Mission Hospital (Juja) KIAMBU Juja Jkuat Hospital KIAMBU Juja Gachororo Health centre KIAMBU Kabete LIFE-POINT
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