Venue:KAG East University, Buruburu | Time: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Cheif Guest: Prof. Catherine Gachutha,PhD
A Day of Purpose,Pride & Progress
Theme:Equipping Health Professionals to Uphold the Pillars of Universal Health Coverage by Delivering Supportive, Ethical, and Inclusive Care within Multidisciplinary Teams
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Join us as we mark a milestone in excellence, dedication, and transformation. The 24th Graduation Ceremony of Metropolitan Medical Training College is more than a celebration — it’s a launchpad for a new generation of healthcare leaders.
Over 150 healthcare support assistant graduates and phlebotomists are ready to step into the world with competence, compassion, and a commitment to service. This grand occasion will bring together families, healthcare professionals, educators, and dignitaries for a powerful and inspiring moment of recognition and renewal.
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Meet our cheif Guest
Professor Catherine Gachutha
Clinical Psychologist | Marriage & Family Therapist | Director, KIBCo | Chair, Association of Counselling and Psychologists – Kenya
We are honoured to welcome Professor Catherine Gachutha as the Chief Guest at our 24th Graduation Ceremony. A clinical psychologist and marriage and family therapist, she exemplifies resilience and transformation.
As the Director of the Kenya Institute of Business and Counselling Studies (KIBCo), Prof. Catherine leads an institution renowned for counselling psychology and mental health support. Her dedication stems from personal experiences with marital conflict and her father's alcoholism.
She founded her first rehabilitation centre by age 28, established KIBCo in 2004, and launched Maranatha Restoration Homes (MRH) in 2020.
Prof. Catherine holds a Higher Diploma in Psychological Counselling, a Master’s from Durham University, a PhD from the University of South Africa, and is pursuing a second PhD in Marriage and Family Therapy at PAC University.
A former Chairperson of the Kenya Counselling and Psychological Association (KCPA), she has influenced national standards and authored a handbook on counsellor burnout.
Her work empowers individuals and restores families, embodying her message: “Your past does not define your future. Pain can birth purpose.”
