KeNAAM stands for Kenya NGO Alliance Against Malaria whose primary design is to supplement the efforts of the Kenya government through the Ministry of Health to reduce and altogether eliminate the burden of Malaria in the country. KeNAAM is a national network of NGOs, FBOs and CBO networks with its headquarters in Nairobi.

KeNAAM endeavors to pool resources together to scale up malaria interventions that are tailored toward preventing, controlling and reducing the socio-economic impact catalyzed by the effects of malaria.
Currently KeNAAM is composed of over 72 active members nationally. In an effort to foster partnership, KeNAAM has an associate membership drawn from the private sector. Similarly, the network collaborates very closely with Ministry of Health through the Divisions of Malaria, Child and Reproductive Health by implementing the National Malaria Strategic Plan. Other stakeholders include major bilateral and multilateral organizations keen on "fighting malaria in Kenya" and the Ministry of Education.

KeNAAM as a concept begun in 2001 in an effort to bring together various partnerships under the Roll Back Malaria initiative. Membership was based on commitment to the malaria course. In 2003, all stakeholders agreed on a formal partnership which was named KeNAAM.
It is as a result of well spelt out malaria intervention programs that KeNAAM, the institution governed by an annually elected Board of Management and a fully-fledged Secretariat in collaboration with its partners both locally and internationally, has embarked on a KeNAAM Malaria Advocacy Strategy (KMAS).

A malaria free Kenya

Total Commitment to supporting the equitable realization and sustainability of the Abuja goals and (Millennium Development Goals 4, 5, 6, and 8) in Kenya through synergistic scaling up of RBM interventions.