MR.JOSEPH S. KIDAKE
GAMES & SPORTS OFFICER
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The Games and Sports Department was started in September 2014 when KAFU got established.
This department is under the Students Affairs section with an aim of providing to students an alternative avenue of expending their extra energy through games and sports activities.
The department offers a wide range of activities for competition and recreation purposes. The students also have a chance to interact with students through games and sports for the purpose of developing good harmony amongst the University Community.
The department offers a variety of Games programs to students; they range from Outdoor to Indoor Games. The sports activities are undertaken on Intra and Extra Mural basis. At Intra Mural stage, the events are done amongst the students internally involving Inter School, Inter-Hostel and even amongst staff members.
In Extra Mural, the students compete with their counterparts from other Universities in Kenya University Sports Federation(KUSF) organized Events at Western Conference and National level. Competitions are also held at EAST Africa level(FEAUS), Africa Continental level(FASU) and World level(FISU).
Below is a list of Sports programs offered at KAFU to both female and male students;
- Soccer
- Rugby
- Volleyball
- Netball
- Chess
- Scrabble
- Badminton
- Table Tennis
- Martial Arts (Karate& Tae Kwondo)
- Hockey
- Lacrosse
- Korfball
- Swimming
- Basketball
- Athletics
- Freesbie
- Handball
- Baseball5
- Softball
- American Football
MR.ERIC M. WANYAMA
IN - CHARGE, HEALTH SERVICES
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The Department provide quality medical, health and wellness services to KAFU University students, faculty and staff.
The KAFU Health Centre started in September, 2014 as an outpatient clinic for students, staff and their dependents’. The medical Centre was registered under the Medical Practitioners and Dentist Act (Cap.253) by the Medical Practitioners
and Dentist board as a medical institution in accordance with rule 4(3) of the medical practitioners and Dentist (Medical institution) rules on 18th December, 2018. Registration number 016065.
Its mandate is to provide curative, preventive as well as rehabilitative health care services and advise on health matters generally to the university community.
The University health care system is mainly funded by the government. This has played a major role towards achieving the vision, mission and set objectives for the department.
It’s important to note that KAFU health staffs have continued working together and supporting each other as a team towards achieving the departmental goals. This culture has ensured professional coordination and accountability in all sections in the department (Records, Clinical, Nursing, laboratory and Pharmacy).
Dental, optical and other specialized out - patient care services are offered to a member of staff or dependent upon referral by a clinician to the university appointed specialist.
In-patient care services are offered to university Staff and their dependent(s) upon admission in any SHA accredited hospital in Kenya. It’s important to note that, university Staff and their legal dependents’ are insured with SHA in-patient comprehensive medical cover that is renewable based on performance. This means that inpatient medical bill is paid up by approved Insurance offering Health Facility but determined by terms and conditions of service for various cadres of employees (Job group limits)
In- patient care services offered to KAFU students in session upon referral by a clinician are paid up by their parents or guardian. Cash payments can be avoided only if the student enroll/ register with SHA as contributors or parent / guardian enroll them as beneficiaries.
The University health care system is mainly funded by the government. This has played a major role towards achieving the vision, mission and set objectives for the department.
It’s important to note that KAFU health staffs have continued working together and supporting each other as a team towards achieving the departmental goals. This culture has ensured professional coordination and accountability in all sections in the department (Records, Clinical, Nursing, laboratory and Pharmacy).
MS. ROSEBELLA NALIAKA
IN - CHARGE HOSTELS
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To ensure there is proper students accommodation procedure, the University has a designated In Charge, Hostels Officer who works in liaison with the Dean of Students and staff under her to ensure that students have good accommodation on campus and of campus. The University has an MOU with Private Accommodation Service providers who on time to time meet with the Dean of Students to ensure that comrades have a good accommodation. This is because the majority of students stay in Hostels that are out of the University due to the limited space within the University. While in the University, the Hostels are provided with proper and up to standard services of lighting and water in conjunction with the Estates Department. The In Charge, Hostels provides comrades with tailored rules and regulations which are meant to ensure students stay at peace amongst themselves and the University authority. Surveillance is md by the Janitors and the University Security team.
To ensure that Students concerns are easily attended to, designated Wardens for Outside and Inside Resident students are appointed on a regular basis to take this concerns. At the moment KAFU has 3 wardens (1 Male and 2 Female) who take charge of students needs on a regular basis and they report every week to the Dean of Students.
MR. STEVE INGUTIAH
WARDEN, NON- RESIDENT, MALE STUDENTS
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MS. SYLVIAH N. MANG'UNYI
WARDEN, NON RESIDENT- FEMALE STUDENTS
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MS. LINDA MANG'ENI
WARDEN, RESIDENT MALE & FEMALE STUDENTS
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MS. MARION OSORE
IN - CHARGE, CATERING DEPARTMENT
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CATERING DEPARTMENT
The catering department continues to offer variety meals at subsidized rates. With an improved Catering Section, the department is readying itself for the increased number of students and other staff who create increasing demand for its products. Catering services are offered to students and staff in a prescribed procedure regarding the Pay As You Eat (PAYE) system using the E-Citizen portal of service in the dining hall.
Our goal to provide you an exceptional catering experience with delicious, fresh foods, creative menus, and friendly, professional service.
Mission
To provide the customer with the finest catering Services. We are in existence to attract and maintain customers and hence their services will exceed their expectations.
Vision
To be a unit of excellence in provision of catering services.
Objectives
- Provide quality meals to students, staff and all guests patronizing the university and beyond
- To create a service based unit whose primary goal is to exceed the customers’ expectations
- To increase the number of clients served by 5 % per quarter through excellent service
- To develop a sustainable, startup unit
- To develop enough cash flow to run the catering unit and also grow the business.
CHAPLAINCY
The Chaplain provide spiritual support to individuals from various backgrounds and belief systems, serving all students and staff in need of spiritual care.
The primary role of a chaplain is to help members of KAFU through difficult times, serving as a calming presence and listening ear without judgment or pushing personal beliefs onto any the KAFU family members. The Chaplain enables them to foster environments of understanding and healing so that they can move forward in life with peace.
SECURITY SERVICES
Security Section has a close working relationship with the Dean of Students. Security is provided to students at the University and to students who stay outside the University. Students are encouraged to report any Security concerns to the Security Department. Students are continually advised to desist from getting involved in activities that can easily compromise their security such as walking in darkness, walking through the forest individually etc.