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Medical Outreaches

One day. One place. Everything a family would otherwise travel for.

Free medical outreaches in communities that have no health facility of their own.

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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A MedWHOLE outreach is not a table and a queue. It is a full clinic assembled for a day: registration and triage, consultation, laboratory investigation, nursing, nutritional assessment, counselling, dispensing and referral, each in its own unit, working together.

In plain terms — everything a family would normally make four journeys and four payments for, in one morning, for free.

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Anyone living in the host community. Children and adults. No registration fee, no referral letter, no requirement of any kind.

Our work is motivated by Christian faith. Our services are open to everyone — without condition, and without regard to faith, background or belief.

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people seen — Kunyami, 14 February 2026
506
children
274
adults
232
deworming treatments
450
laboratory investigations
136
ECGs
39
eye patients
47
pairs of medicated glasses issued
25
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Seven people needed surgery. All seven got it.

Seven surgical cases were identified at Kunyami and referred to Gibonna Women's Hospital, Garki. All seven had their operations. All seven recovered without complications.

An outreach that ends when the tent comes down is an event. This is why we call it care.