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Kunyami has no health facility. On 14 February, 506 people were seen.

Children, adults, the elderly. For all of them, basic care had meant a journey elsewhere — or no care at all.

A MedWHOLE clinician caring for a baby during a community health outreach
A MedWHOLE health worker consulting with a mother and child
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Kunyami sits in Kyami District, AMAC, in the Federal Capital Territory. It has no clinic. Toge's children swim in a river that carries schistosomiasis. In Gosa, families live within sight of the airport road and outside the reach of the services along it.

Distance is not the only barrier. Cost is one. Not knowing what a symptom means is another.

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Treat what is in front of us. Then build what should have been there.

Every outreach runs registration and triage first, so nobody is treated in the wrong order. Consultation, laboratory work, nursing, nutrition screening, medicine — in one place, on one day, so a family does not have to make four journeys.

Preventive care runs alongside the clinical work, not after it. Deworming and nutritional screening happen on the same day as the consultations.

And when a case needs more than a day can give, we refer it — and we follow it.

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people reached at a single outreach, 14 February 2026
506
clinical services delivered that day
1,203
children nutritionally screened at Toge, 30 June 2026
195
surgical cases identified, referred, completed — no complications
7
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These are not statistics. They are people who had no access to care, and then they did.
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Our work is motivated by Christian faith. Our services are open to everyone — without condition, and without regard to faith, background or belief.