The institution was started in 1946 as Kenya Enrolled Community Health Nursing to (K.E.C.H.N) by the Consolata Missionaries. It was then upgraded to Kenya Registered Community Health Nursing (K.R.C.H.N).

The college is accredited by the Nursing Council of Kenya to train Kenya Registered Community Health Nurses (KRCHN) and Kenya Registered Nurse & Midwives (KRNM) for a 3  years course leading to the award of Diploma.  It was initially accredited in 1938.  The Technical and Vocational Education and Training Authority (TVET) assessed our School of Nursing on 8th March 2016 and approved its registration under Section 20(1) of the TVET Act, 2013 for a maximum of 250 trainees to offer Comptenced Based Courses currently regulated by the TVETCDACC. 

A leading college of choice in training professionals who are globally competent in health service provision.

To provide excellence in education, compassion to patients and overall development of health care professionals through innovation and technology with the help of The Almighty God.

• Respect of comfort and beliefs of patients
• Sharing of knowledge and skills
• Respect of policies and standards of care
• Empathy
• Care
• Accuracy
• Punctuality
• Efficiency
• Kindness
• Sympathy
• Transparency
• Patience
• Gentleness

 “Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being; not merely absence of disease or infirmity”, (WHO, 1948).  Having this in mind, Sister Leonella Consolata Medical College wishes to prepare Christian servant  leaders in the field of heath  to serve worldwide.The institution aims at training a health care  leaders in accordance with the acceptable standards that are stipulated by the healthcare education  professional regulatory bodie which will be achieved by integrated theoretical and clinical experience.Our college courses which prepare  competent, accountable and creative Nurse who can function both in the Community or in the  health facility.The institution believes that during training, the health care professinal  will continually carry out his/her religious values using Medical Ethics. He/she will hold  human dignity to the highest esteem and selflessly give pastoral care to the sick and the dying alike.