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Twaiba Community Health Outreach Reaches Underserved Families

Community Outreach • Published 15 August 2025

Community Outreach 15 August 2025
By Midhill Health Foundation Field Team
Twaiba Community Health Outreach Reaches Underserved Families
Photo: Midhill Health Foundation community programme on the ground

"Midhill Health Foundation conducted a dedicated outreach at Twaiba, bringing free medical services and health education to families who face significant barriers to accessing healthcare."

In our ongoing mission to elevate health outcomes and bridge care gaps across Kenya, the Midhill Health Foundation remains committed to delivering dignified, high-quality healthcare directly to the doorsteps of those who need it most.

Community Response & Key Highlights

Our multidisciplinary healthcare team, consisting of volunteer medical doctors, nurses, public health specialists, and community coordinators, partnered with local leaders to ensure maximum access, privacy, and community empowerment throughout this initiative.

Key Takeaways

  • • Free, comprehensive health consultations and specialized screenings
  • • Immediate distribution of essential medications and health hygiene materials
  • • Trauma-informed psychosocial support and community resilience coaching
  • • Direct referral pathways to Midhill Hospital for specialized follow-ups

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to every donor, volunteer, and community partner who makes this lifesaving work possible. As we look ahead, we continue expanding our reach into underserved settlements, schools, and health centres throughout Nairobi and across Kenya.

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