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Programme · Health
Medical Outreaches
A full day of free care, in communities that have no health facility.
What it is
A one-day outreach brings a working clinic to a community that does not have one. Everyone who comes passes through registration and triage, then moves between service units: consultation, laboratory, nursing, eye care, counselling, pharmacy.
What is found on the day does not end on the day. Cases needing more than we can provide are referred to a partner hospital, and we follow them through.
Who it is for
Free, and open to everyone in the community.
Everyone who comes. Free, and open to everyone in the community.
How it works
- 01Registration and triage for every person
- 02Preventive, curative and diagnostic services across several units
- 03Individual counselling
- 04Referral for cases needing higher-level care, tracked through Continuity of Care
Events
- 01Kunyami Health Outreach14 February 2026, Kyami District, AMAC. 506 people seen.
- 02Vine Heritage Home Orphanage Outreach20 June 2026. Consultation, laboratory, nursing, nutritional assessment, treatment, dispensing and mass deworming.
Results to date
At Kunyami on 14 February 2026, 506 people were seen in a single day: 274 children and 232 adults. Four hundred and fifty received deworming treatment, 136 laboratory investigations were conducted, 39 electrocardiograms performed, 47 eye patients seen and 25 pairs of medicated glasses issued.
Seven people were found to need surgery. All seven were operated on and all seven recovered.
- people seen in one day
- 506
- clinical services delivered
- 697
- pairs of glasses issued
- 25
- surgical cases identified
- 7