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CURRICULUM VITAE
BIODATA:
NAME : PATRICK ODHIAMBO KOKONYA.
PERMANENT ADDRESS : P.O. Box 79, MUNGATSI
BUSIA - KENYA
CURRENT ADDRESS : C/o JOSEPH KIZITO NYALIK
DOD CAU RC
P.O. Box 40668,00100 GPO
NAIROBI (K)
Tel: +254 - 2 - 2721100Ext.5311/5419 or 2720413 DL
Mobile: +254-722- 858020
Email: kokonyap@yahoo.com
DATE OF BIRTH : 25th May, 1975
CITIZENSHIP : Kenyan
SEX : Male
MARITAL STATUS : Single
RELIGION : Christian
LANGUAGES : Kiluhya, Swahili and English
PASSPORT : A695951
ID. CARD NUMBER : 13528022
NEXT OF KIN & ADDRESS : CASTOR WAMUKOYA KWEYU – ILRI (K)
P.O. Box 30709,
NAIROBI (K)
Tel: +254 - 2 - 630743
Mobile: +254 - 722-733751
CAREER PROSPECTS:
Consultant in Rapid Results Initiatives i.e. Adolescent {Youth} Sexual Reproductive Health Programmes in Population Science Field.
To build a strong carrier in Research, Development & Administration.
Personnel Management & Industrial Relations {Human Resources Management} & IT.
PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND/ QUALIFICATIONS
COLLEGE:
2005 : WORLD BANK INSTITUTE & Robert H Schaffer &Associates
(RHS & A) – USA:
Trained & Qualified as a Rapid Results Consultant/Coach by Robert H Schaffer & Associates (RHS & A) of the USA and The World Bank Institute. The Rapid Results Approach (RRA) is a leadership tool designed to empower teams to achieve meaningful results in the short run that are linked to long-term development objectives. The approach has been successfully implemented in Kenya in a number of areas within the Economic Recovery Strategy (ERS) - (water services, HIV/AIDS & public security). The Ministry of Planning & National Development is the recipient of an Institutional Development (IDF) Grant designed to accelerate project/program implementation using the RRA in a number of sectors. One component of the Grant is to transfer these skills to Kenyan coaches.
The Rapid Results Coach works directly with several different parties throughout the process. The Coach consistently strives to ensure that the effort yields tangible and meaningful benefits at both the initiative and the strategic level.
The RRA Coach: Helps the strategic leader identify learning goals and urgent improvement opportunities within a strategic focus area; Helps the strategic leader shape an executable challenge to the RRI team leader; Prepares RRI’s for launch by training team leaders and identifying pre-launch action items; Leads the RRI launch workshop; Ensures that the team goal and work plan are clear, challenging, and innovative; Helps the team leader plan effective team meetings; Coaches the strategic leader, team leader, and team members to optimize team energy and participation throughout the process; Facilitates the mid-point and wrap-up reviews, and clarifies follow-up actions that will ensure or sustain RRI success; Works with the team leader and strategic leader to plan the expansion of RRI achievements.
RRI coach exhibits: Impatience to achieve meaningful, measurable results; Effective in planning & facilitating meetings to ensure that objectives are met; Encourage new ways of looking at problems, processes, or solutions; Generate enthusiasm for ideas by tapping into shared values and aspirations; Express him or herself effectively in one-on-one conversations and small groups; Handle questions well in visible, possibly adversarial situations; Responds resourcefully and constructively to new demands, priorities, & challenges or obstacles (i.e., looks for new solutions).
2001 - 2002 : The National Organization of Peer Educators (NOPE)
Trained as a Trainer of Trainers, Peer Educator & Facilitator in Youth Response to Reproductive Health, HIV & AIDS Programs; In & Out of School Peer Education activities (rural/urban); Community Groups; Institutional / Work Place HIV & AIDS programs; Development of Behaviour Change Communication (BCC) Strategies; Formative Assessment & KAPB Surveys & Programs sustainability, Monitoring & Evaluation.
NOPEis a Non – Governmental Organization registered in Kenya & Professionally run by Peer Educators, Facilitators and Trainers. It was established to spearhead and harmonize peer education activities using a standardized curriculum & Behaviour Change Communication (BCC) strategy.
27.JULY. 2000 – 27.JAN.’02: CAMBRIDGE TUTORIAL COLLEGE INTERNATIONAL (CTCI)
JERSEY, BRITAIN; Diploma in Personnel Management and
Industrial Relations (Human Resources Management).
24.JULY.2000 –28.SEPT.’01: INTERNATIONAL COMPUTER DRIVING LICENSE FOUNDATION
(SOUTH AFRICA) & EUROPEAN COMPUTER DRIVING LICENSE
FOUNDATION (UK): Awarded an International Computer
Driving License (ICDL) / European Computer Driving License (ECDL) in Information Technology (IT): Managing files, Windows ‘98, Word Processing - MS Word 97, Spreadsheets- MS Excel 97, Database -MS Access ‘97, Presentations- MS PowerPoint ’97 and Information Network Services: No. ZA005463; Verification Phone +27 21 448 7864; icdl@cssa.org.za
24.JULY.2000 - 28.SEPT.’01: INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY – TEST CENTER,
NAIROBI: Awarded an International computer Driving License (ICDL) – Information Technology (IT): Certificates in Microsoft Word 97 and Microsoft Excel 97, MS PowerPoint, BCIT, MS – Access.
SEPT. – DEC. 1999 : COMPUERA COLLEGE, NAIROBI; Awarded Computer Operations
Certificate: windows 95, MS-Word, MS Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Email with practical training and passing final exams with a credit
JAN – JUNE 1998 : COLLEGE OF INSURANCE, NAIROBI, Awarded a Certificate of
Proficiency in Sales & Marketing: Fundamentals of Insurance, Practice of Insurance and Financial Management, Budgeting and Report writing.
JAN – DEC 1996 : KENYA POLYTECHNIC, HAILE SELASSIE AVENUE,
P.O.BOX 52428, NAIROBI. Undertook a Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology Course – Applied Science Dept. No Award was issued since the course was discontinued - Fees constraints
OTHER PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS & YOUTH WORK PROGRAMS IN EAST AFRICA
JAN – DECEMBER 2003 : NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTE FOR INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS – NDI, NAIROBI – I successfully participated and completed “The Young Political Leadership Academy” organized by NDI and The Council for Democracy & Development – Christian Democratic Party of Sweden. Trained in Strategic Planning, Mobilization Skills, Public Speaking, Leadership Skills, Membership Recruitment & Development and Enhancing Democracy & Good Governance. We were able to open NARC Youth Congress Offices in all 8 Provinces to ensure that NARC Coalition Party we voted for delivers its Manifesto promises and remains strong in readiness for the Recruitment Drive and in serving Kenyans diligently.
: This program was also done in Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda in order to strengthen Youth participation in all sectors of economy and to enhance the spirit of East African Community. Young People exchanged ideas. There is a need to form an East African Youth Council.
7TH - 12TH NOV. 2003 : INVITATION - THE GREAT LAKES REGION YOUTH LEAGUE EXCHANGE PROGRAM: The Great Lakes region Youth League exchange program took place from 7th to 12th November 2003 at Mandela Sports Hotel, Kampala.
The youth from various countries converged to share their experiences, learn more about Africa’s Challenges in order to fight for a common goal. The exchange program centred on the youth participation in the East African Regional & Continental challenges that include, Armed conflicts, HIV & Aids, poverty, regional integration & the African Union.
: Experienced presenters engaged youth in discussions centred on charting a way forward for the Youth in the 21st century in the East African Region. These included H.E President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda who discussed a topic on: ”Is Pan Africanism a solution to the on-going conflicts in the region? Regional Integration as a case of economic development - Where are the young People?”, Prof. Kanyadogo - Nkozi University (Ethinicity, Tribalism & Religious Fundamentalism in the region), Dr. Mushemeza - Makerere University (Africa must unite - the only solution to the current African Challenges. Where are we so far and why?), Fotmata Toure - Pan African Movement (The role if the youth and Women in African struggles from Independence to date) among others. A report was availed to participants of present countries.
: Some notable organizations that were represented include Uganda Young Democrats (UYD), ANC Youth Congress (ANC – YC), Tanzanian Youth Council, Save Somali Youth, The Sudan Youth League, The Rwandese Youth Initiative, The Ugandan Junior Youth Council, National Forum Agenda Youth League of Uganda, Tororo District Youth Forum, Youth for Action for Peace & Development in Southern Sudan among others.
AUGUST 2003 : INTERNATIONAL REPUBLICAN INSTITUTE – IRI, NAIROBI – I successfully participated and completed “The Young Political Leaders Training Camp” at Hippo Camp, Naivasha organized by IRI. Training entailed Strategic Planning, Mobilizing Skills, Public Speaking, Leadership Skills, East African Integration Initiatives – The Role of the Youth, Enhancing Democracy & Good Governance in the East African Region.
NARC Youth Congress Participated among other participants from Uganda, Tanzania, Sudan, Somali, Rwanda, Burundi, Eritrea, Djibout among other youth from the NGOs and institutions of High Learning. The Great Lakes Region Youth League was formally established with its Headquarters in Kampala – Uganda.
: This program was also done in Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, South Africa, Malawi, Zambia, and Zimbabwe among other countries in Africa in order to strengthen the Youth Participation on the African Integration – in the spirit of the African Union. There is still an urgent need to form an East African Youth Council.
AUGUST 2003 : THE AFRICAN BIOTECHNOLOGY STAKEHOLDERS FORUM– ABSF, NAIROBI – Successfully completed the Science Writing & Specialized Agricultural Biotechnology Reporting Course and was awarded a Certificate. This was an initiative of the USAID and the US Embassy in Nairobi, KARI, the University of Nairobi among other Stakeholders in Agricultural Biotechnology.
JULY 23RD – AUG. 10TH 2001 : CENTER FOR AFRICAN FAMILY STUDIES (CAFS) – NAIROBI –
KENYA, LOME – TOGO; Certificate awarded in Management of Community- Based Services in Reproductive Health.
Community Development, Research Methods I & II, Social Planning & Evaluation, Program Planning & Proposal Writing, Social Dynamics & Formal Organization.
JUNE – AUGUST 2000 : THE POPULATION COUNCIL – EAST & SOUTHERN
AFRICA REGIONAL OFFICE (NAIROBI) Training: Training on Research in Reproductive Health & Needs Assessment (Research) among Religious Institutions in Kenya, Research Reporting, Reviews, Financial Accounting on Income & Expenditure statements, planning Frameworks, Monitoring & Evaluation and Research Report Writing as Supervisory requirements.
APRIL – MAY 2000 : ARMED FORCES MEDICAL SERVICES (DOD) & MINISTRY OF
HEALTH – NACC/NASCOP, NAIROBI: Awarded certificates as HIV/AIDS Peer Educator.
MAY 8TH – 12TH 2000 : Attended a WORKSHOP ON STRATEGIES FOR HIV/AIDS
CONTROL, CARE OF THE SICK & ORPHANS & STIGMA REDUCTION for the Catholic Metropolitan Region of Nairobi held at St. Joseph Pastoral Center, Machakos District.
JUNE – OCTOBER 1999 : KENYA EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE, NAIROBI: Certification
Course on how to initiate, manage & Sustain Income Generating Projects / Programs, Project Proposals Writing, Financial Reporting, Budgeting, Planning, Monitoring & Evaluation and Follow-ups, Programs Implementation and Budget controls.
FEB – JUNE 1999 : KENYA EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE, NAIROBI: Certification Course
on Youth Groups Animation, Sustenance & Human Resource Management, Administration, Planning, Financial Monitoring & Budgeting.
1997 – 1999 : KENYA EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE, NAIROBI: Certification course
On Bible Knowledge - Study/Sharing & Theology.
APRIL 1993 : BUSIA FARMERS TRAINING CENTER - MINISTRY OF
AGRICULTURE & LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT: Certification course on Management of Young farmers Clubs, Preparation of Financial
Accounts, Record Keeping, Filling and Report writing.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND/ QUALIFICATIONS
SECONDARY SCHOOL QUALIFICATION:
1990 – 1993 : NAMBALE BOYS HIGH SCHOOL, BUSIA: Scored KCSE Mean Grade
B- (Minus)
PRIMARY SCHOOL QUALIFICATION:
1982 – 1989 : NAMAHINDI PRIMARY SCHOOL, BUSIA: Scored KCPE Mean
Grade B- (Minus) 54 Points.
PROFESSIONAL WORKING EXPERIENCE & YOUTH PROGRAMS PARTICIPATION
2001 TO 2005 : Working as a Trainer of Trainers, Peer Educator & Facilitator with The National Organization of Peer Educators (NOPE), a Non – Governmental Organization registered in Kenya and professionally run by peer educators, facilitators and trainers.
NOPE spearheads and harmonizes peer education activities using a standardized curriculum and Behaviour Change Communication (BCC) strategy. Targets other peer educators and TOTs from workplaces, youth and other community groups. Provision of a range of professional services and technical assistance to companies, NGOs and other organizations wishing to establish and manage comprehensive HIV and AIDS programs, including peer education and Behaviour Change Communication Strategies.
: I was instrumental at NOPE as Secretariat Co-ordinator of the successful 1st National Conference on Peer Education, HIV & AIDS at Riverside Drive, Westlands, Nairobi. Conference brought together over 200 Organizations and 10 countries in East Africa.
27TH JULY 2004 : Elected as National Chairman of the NARC YOUTH CONGRESS, a Youth organ of the governing Coalition - NARC PARTY in charge of Overall Programs & Operations of the governing Congress.
15TH – 19TH JUNE 2004 : Led a delegation of the NARC YOUTH CONGRESS to attend the
1st National Conference on Peer Education, HIV & AIDS Organized by The National Organization of Peer Educators (NOPE) - at KCCT, Mbagathi, Nairobi.
Conference was opened by Hon. Cesily Mbarire, NARC Nominated M.P. and closed by Madam Yvonne Wamalwa, former 2nd Lady, Director of Touch Africa – Michael Wamalwa Foundation
KEY THEMES & TOPICS OF THE CONFERENCE:
Youth response to RH/HIV & AIDS
In school peer education activities (rural/urban)
Out of school peer education activities (rural/urban)
Institutionalization of HIV/AIDS programs - Peer education in workplaces - including specific case studies.
Sex workers & community women.
Faith based peer education.
Uniformed services peer education
Guest/expert technical presentations on:-
Behavior Change Communication strategies
Monitoring and evaluation and behavior change indicators
Voluntary Counseling and Testing
The benefits and challenges of Antiretroviral Therapy
The National strategic plan on HIV and AIDS
Role of micro-finance & income generating activities in mitigating the IMPACT of HIV & AIDS
Update on the AIDS vaccine initiative
The experiences from other East African countries, especially, – Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Democratic Republic of Congo, Burundi among other countries who turned up.
SINCE SEPT. 2003 : I am a member of The Global Youth Partners (GYP) – Kenya Chapter. This is a Youth-centered initiative based on the philosophy of youth-adult partnership. It was founded in September 2003 by a group of 38 young people between the ages of 15 and 26 years from 27 countries globally. It is supported financially and logistically by UNFPA – United Nations Population Fund. It aims to rally partners and stakeholders through advocacy to increase investment and strengthen commitment for preventing HIV infections among young people. The main theme for the advocacy campaign is “increased access to HIV prevention information, education and services, especially, among underserved /marginalized youth.”
SINCE 1997 TO DATE : Member of the National Steering Committee: In the formulation of the Kenya National Youth Policy & Plan of Action under the Ministry of Gender, Sports, Culture & Social Services – Youth Division in collaboration with GTZ – Prosyr, Youth Member Organizations, Development Partners, Donor Agencies among other Stakeholders in Kenya.
29TH APRIL 2003 : Elected as National 1st Vice Chairman of the NARC YOUTH CONGRESS, a Youth organ of the NARC PARTY in charge of Programs & Administration.
JUNE. 2002 TO 2003 : Worked with NARC – NATIONAL RAINBOW COALITION
PARTY in the Jobs Placement Department as Administrative Secretary at the NARC Party Headquarters – Mwenge House, Nairobi under Eng. George M. Khasiani.
: Initially, I Worked with NARC – NATIONAL RAINBOW COALITION PARTY in Information Technology (IT) Department at the NARC Party Headquarters – Mwenge House, Nairobi under NARC Elections Board Secretary & Director-General, Mr. Alex Kibaki Muriithi (Chairman TARDA).
21ST – 26TH SEPT. 2003 : Led a delegation of 27 NARC YOUTH CONGRESS members who were delegates to attend the 13th ICASA Conference in Nairobi, Kenya. The Conference Theme was: “Access to Care”. I was also a member of the Youth Forum Steering Committee under NACC – National Aids Control Council.
5TH – 9TH MAY 2003 : Led a delegation of 15 NARC YOUTH CONGRESS members to attend the 19th Session of the Governing Council of the UN Human Settlements Programme in Nairobi, Kenya. This function was opened officially by the Late Vice – President Michael Kijana Wamalwa, Representing H.E President Mwai Kibaki. This was a forum to voice youth concerns as well since they are the majority in all settlements.
: We established cordial relations with the Tanzanian Youth Council, Ugandan Youth Council & Rwandese Youth Council as Partners. This understanding needs more support from the Kenya government and all stakeholders in youth ministry in East African Region.
JUNE 2000 – AUG.’01 : THE POPULATION COUNCIL - EAST & SOUTHERN AFRICA –
REGIONAL OFFICE- NAIROBI: Tel 2713480 – 3/2712814; Fax 2713479 Nairobi, Kenya.
: Trained and Worked as Reproductive Health Research Supervisor with The Population Council and the Kenya Catholic Secretariat (KCS) among Religious Institutions in Kenya with special attention to Kenya’s Coastal Region.
: This Reproductive Health Needs Assessment (Research) in Kenya aimed at establishing gaps in Health Provision Services - for action by relevant authorities.
I was responsible in carrying out a feasibility study and compile Research Reports, Reviews, Financial Accounting of Research Assistants, Income & Expenditure Statements, Planning, Monitoring & Evaluation and Presentation of Final Research Report to the Population Council and the Kenya Catholic Secretariat, Health & Family Life Department for the Kenya Episcopal Conference (KEC).
IMMEDIATE BOSS : Dr. Esther Muia – Reproductive Health Program Associate,
East & Southern Africa – Regional Office Nairobi.
2000 : MILITARY ORDINARIATE, KENYA ARMED FORCES – P.O. Box
40668, 00100 GPO Tel: 2720413 DL or 2721100 Ex5342/5419 Nairobi.
: Deputy Co-ordinator-cum-Secretary of the Military Diocesan
Peer Education/Counseling Training Programs & Projects on HIV/AIDS Interventions, Drug Abuse and Behavior Change Process.
In charge of writing Project Proposals & Reports for Donor Funding; Financial Management, Budgeting, Cost Effectiveness & Sustainability of Programs.
IMMEDIATE BOSS : Colonel (Bishop) Alfred K. A. Rotich - the Kenya Armed Forces.
SEPTEMBER 1999 : Led a delegation of over 50 Young People from across Africa – Uganda, Tanzania, Sudan, Somali, Rwanda, Burundi, and DRC – Congo among others in touring Kenya’s tourist spots for three weeks. This was an initiative of the East African Catholic Youth Council Leaders of which I was a member representing Kenya Catholic Youth Council – in Nairobi, Kenya. This function was opened officially by the Kenya Episcopal Conference – Kenya Catholic Bishops.
1999 – 2000 : CONSIF – CIVIL, STRUCTURAL & CONSTRUCTION
ENGINEERS: P.O. Box 59062, Tel: 4444245, Fax: 4446636, Nairobi.
: Accounts & Finance Assistant: In charge of Financial Reports
Balancing of Accounts, Record Keeping, Preparation of Financial
Statements – Balance sheets, Trial Balances, Cash Books, Journal
Reports, Trading, Profit & Loss Accounts and Annual Auditors Reports for the company.
IMMEDIATE BOSS : Eng. Joseph Stanley Sifa.
1998 – 2001 : MILITARY ORDINARIATE, KENYA ARMED FORCES –
YOUTH APOSTOLATE DEPARTMENT (DOD)
P.O. Box 40668,00100 NBI. Tel: 2721100 Ext. 5342/5419/DL 2720413
POSITION AND DUTIES : Chairman/Deputy Programs Co-ordinator - Military Diocese Youth Department - Peer Counseling & Behavior Change Programs. Charged with Designing Diocesan Youth Annual Programs, Financial Reports, Project Proposals & Forwarding them for approval by the Diocesan Youth Council, Youth Co-ordination, Advisory Board & Development Office. Prepare Annual Average Financial Commitments Support Appeals. Follow-ups, Implementations, Evaluation and preparation of Audit Reports.
IMMEDIATE BOSS : Colonel (Bishop) Alfred K Rotich – The Bishop of the Military Ordinariate in Kenya.
W01 Kizito Joseph Nyalik – Youth Programs Coordinator.
Captain (Fr.) George Maingi – Youth Chaplain.
1999 : MINISTRY OF PLANNING & NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT –
BUREAU OF STATISTICS, NAIROBI
: Population Census Enumerator - Dagorreti Division, Nairobi.
In charge of Population Census Feasibility Study & Report Writing
IMMEDIATE BOSS : Mr. Mugaisi – 1999 Population Census Supervisor.
1997 – 1999 : AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY (K) LTD – P.O. Box 30364,
Tel: 2711242, NAIROBI.
: Marketing and Sales Executive: Hold daily meetings with Agency
Manager to Report and analyze Sales Presentations, Stock Taking, Policy Updating and Delivery, Field work, Solicit for Prospects, advise Clients on Insurance and Quote for other Firms and Organizations.
IMMEDIATE BOSS : Mr. Charles Thuku – Alico Kenya Agency Manager
1994 – 1996 : JUA-KALI BUSINESS PROMOTERS (JKBP) – NGO P.O. Box
62107, Tel 780988, NAIROBI.
POSITION & DUTIES : Field Representative & Loan advance Advisor, Report Writing &
Studies Targeting Micro – Finance community based Business Entrepreneurs; Organize Business workshops & Seminars.
IMMEDIATE BOSS : Mr. Khaoya Masinde – Training Manager.
RESEARCH WORK UNDERTAKEN
JUNE – AUG 2000 : Worked as Reproductive Health Research Supervisor with
The Population Council and the Kenya Catholic Secretariat (KCS) among Religious Institutions in Kenya with special attention to Coast Province; main research objective was to establish gaps in health provision services - for action by relevant authorities.
1999 : Engaged in Research on Preferred Source of Information on
Adolescent Sexual Reproductive Health among Youth in the Military Diocese of the Kenya Armed Forces.
The Outcome: young people value accurate information from parents, teachers, media, clergy and youth leaders in that order than by traditional African customs/culture.
SKILLS & COMPETENCY
Consultant in Rapid Results Initiatives (RRI) i.e. Adolescent {Youth} Sexual Reproductive Health Programmes & Life Skills in Population Science Field.
Strong Career in Research, Development & Administration.
Personnel Management & Industrial Relations {Human Resources Management} & IT.
Facilitator in Democracy & Governance, Civic Education; Reports & Proposals writing; Project Management skills & Research skills
PERSONAL INTERESTS
EXTRA -CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
Member of soccer, Volleyball, Debating, Marshal Arts and Young Farmers Club activities in School; Indoor games, Table Tennis, Scrabble
Member of Military Ordinariate Choir and Journalism Club
RESPONSIBILITIES
Member of the National Steering Committee: In the formulation of the Kenya National Youth Policy & Plan of Action under the Ministry of Gender, Sports, Culture & Social Services – Youth Division – Since 1997.
National Chairman of the NARC YOUTH CONGRESS, a Youth organ of the governing NARC PARTY in charge of Overall Programs & Operations of the governing NARC Youth Congress since 27th July 2004.
National 1st Vice Chairman of the NARC YOUTH CONGRESS, a Youth organ of the governing NARC PARTY in charge of Operations: 29th April 2003 to 26th July 2004.
Representative to National Youth Council – KEC since 1998 to 2003
Chairman Military Ordinariate Youth Apostolate Department (1998 – 2003)
Secretary to the Military Ordinariate HIV/AIDS, Drug Abuse & Peer Counseling Programs (1999 – 2001)
Member of Military Ordinariate & Nairobi Deanery Pastoral Committees (1998 to 2004)
Member of Military Ordinariate Biblical Apostolate Department – (Since 1997).
Chairman - Youth Programs & Department - Nairobi Deanery Region (1998 to 2004)
Ex-Official Youth Leader – Our Lady of the Holy Rosary RC – Embakasi Garrison (1995 – 2004)
High School Library Head Captain (1992 – 1993)
Primary School Prefect (1982 –1989)
SPORTS:
Represented my former Primary & Secondary Schools sports - Athletics, Drama, Music, Soccer & Volleyball up to District & Provincial Levels (1982 – 1993).
HOBBIES:
Reading Novels & Literature on Human Capacity Building, Socio – Political, Economical & Moral Issues.
Community Service
Indoor games: Scrabble, Marshal Arts.
Singing / Choir Practice.
Make & keep friends,
Adventure - Travels.
MEMBERSHIP:
Member of NARC Youth Congress – Executive Council as National Chairman
Military Church choir – Kenya Army Band.
Military Youth Apostolate Department –Ex-Officio Member.
National Youth Council (KEC) – since 1998 to 2002.
Kenya Armed Forces / Military Ordinariate HIV/AIDS & Drugs Abuse & Peer Education / Counseling Programs Co-ordinator.
AVAILABILITY:
On opportunity & need with the promise and Room for Holistic growth.
REFEREES:
1. HON DANSON B MUNGATANA,M.P.
ASSISTANT MINISTER – LANDS & HOUSING
ARDHI HOUSE, 12TH FLOOR
P.O. BOX 30510, 00100 GPO
TEL: +254-20-227411 EXT. 22306
CELLPHONE: +254-722 411971
Email : mungatana@alphanet.co.ke
NAIROBI.
2. MR. ALEX KIBAKI MURIITHI
DIRECTOR GENERAL NARC PARTY.
+254-2-722 419644 / 0733 722346
NARC HEADQUARTERS – LAVINGTON
NAIROBI.
3. LT.COL (FR) VINCENT W. MACHARIA
SENIOR CHAPLAIN KENYA ARMY - DOD CAU RC
P.O. BOX 40668, 00100 GPO,
TEL: 2721100 EXT.5311/5419/2720413
CELLPHONE NO. 0722-896966.
NAIROBI.
4. MAJ. (FR) LUKAS GATOBU
SENIOR CHAPLAIN KENYA AIR FORCE
P.O. BOX 48888, MOI AIRBASE – EASTLIEGH
TEL: 764401 EXT.5479/5235/ DL 763014
CELLPHONE NO. 0722-841569.
NAIROBI.
5. COL. HILLARY KILINGI KIOKO – OGW, PSC (K) - LAIKIPIA AIRBASE
CELLPHONE NO. 0722-774348.
NANYUKI.
6. COL (BISHOP) ALFRED K. A. ROTICH
MILITARY ORDINARIATE - ULINZI HOUSE,
P.O. BOX 40668, 00100 GPO,
TEL: 272100 EXT. 5492/DL 2716524
CELLPHONE NO. 0722-715633.
NAIROBI.
CURRICULUM VITAE
BIODATA:
NAME : PATRICK ODHIAMBO KOKONYA.
PERMANENT ADDRESS : P.O. Box 79, MUNGATSI
BUSIA - KENYA
CURRENT ADDRESS : C/o JOSEPH KIZITO NYALIK
DOD CAU RC
P.O. Box 40668,00100 GPO
NAIROBI (K)
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Languages
English, Swahili
Age
45
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