HEALTH
Ensuring accessible, quality healthcare for all communities across in Kenya. Serving with compassion advancing health for all.
Introduction
Wajibika Centre Health Program is building resilient, community-owned health systems by integrating digital innovation, climate adaptation, and gender-transformative approaches. From telemedicine in electricity-deficient villages and inclusive BHU retrofits, to youth helplines, mental health services, and emergency-ready health infrastructure, we are ensuring that no one is left behind especially women, girls, adolescents, persons with disabilities, and religious minorities. At Wajibika Centre, we don’t just deliver services. We transform lives, strengthen systems, and empower communities so they can own their health journey with dignity and resilience.
Kenya's Health Problems
Understanding the crisis to deliver targeted, life-saving interventions
Over 2 Years of Health Service Delivery
Wajibika Centre has a proven track record of supporting quality healthcare across Kenya for more than two years, especially in low-resource and crisis-affected settings.
Expertise in Emergency Health Response:
From floods to disease outbreaks, Wajibika Centre has led rapid, effective health responses mobilizing trained teams, mobile clinics, and essential supplies to save lives when it matters most.
- Transformative Work in Turkana:
In one of the lowest-performing counties of Turkana, Wajibika has improved maternal and child health, expanded immunization coverage, and built trust through localized, community-based interventions.
- Locally Rooted, Community-Driven Approach:
Wajibika’s strong ties with local communities, health workers, and district systems ensure culturally appropriate, sustainable, and inclusive service delivery.
Impact at Scale:
Through integrated programming, Wajibika Centre has improved the health and well-being of many, especially women, children, and other vulnerable groups across rural and underserved regions.
Funding Focus Areas
1. Combating Malnutrition:
Scale nutrition-sensitive and nutrition-specific interventions for children under five and pregnant/lactating women.
2. Expanding Digital & Mobile Health Solutions:
Invest in telemedicine, mHealth platforms, and community-based digital tools to reach underserved populations.
3. Improving Mental Health & SRHR Access:
Establish adolescent-friendly mental health and SRHR services, especially in areas with high gender disparities.
4. Scaling Inclusive & Equitable Health Services:
Ensure access to healthcare for marginalized groups, including persons with disabilities and ethnic minorities
5. Reducing Maternal & Child Mortality:
Expand access to quality MNCH services in remote and low-performing counties like Turkana.
6. Strengthening Climate-Resilient Health Infrastructure:
Invest in telemedicine, mHealth platforms, and community-based digital tools to reach underserved populations.
7. Building Emergency Health Response Capacity:
Equip rapid response teams and pre-position essential supplies in disaster-prone districts.