Quality healthcare to 45,000 households in Kenya

Happy New Year from the Safal MRM Foundation. As we step into 2026, we are grateful to reflect on the impact made possible through your support on GlobalGiving throughout 2025.

Through Mabati Medical Centre, the Safal MRM Foundation continued expanding access to affordable and reliable healthcare for families in Kenya, Kilifi County and beyond. Over the course of 2025, the facility provided 36,738 curative medical consultations and conducted 18,942 diagnostic services, supporting early detection, treatment, and continuity of care for thousands of households.

 Key Health Interventions in 2025

The Adolescent and Youth Friendly Clinic supported over 3,000 young people, offering mental health support, sexual and reproductive health education, and safe spaces for dialogue. Preventive health programs also reached truck drivers and working populations, focusing on obesity, lifestyle diseases, and wellness.

 Medical Camps, Outreaches & Awareness Campaigns

Throughout the year, community-based outreaches strengthened prevention and early care:

• Men’s Health Month: 749 men engaged in mental health discussions, with 36 undergoing prostate screenings
• Children’s Dental Health Awareness: 3,200 learners reached in Kajiwe and Mwareni
• Cervical Cancer Awareness: 950 women reached through education on prevention and early detection
• Eye Camps with Lions Club of Mombasa Pwani: 257 patients served and 16 cataract surgeries supported
• Annual Mega Medical Camp: 1,692 patients served in one day, including 42 cataract surgeries

 Major Outreach: Oloika Medical Camp: Kajiado County in August 

One of the year’s most significant milestones was the two-day free medical camp and humanitarian outreach in Oloika Village.

• 2,242 community members accessed medical services and 2,000 households received food hampers. Services included general consultations, mother and child health care, oral health, eye screenings, and cervical cancer screening and education.

 Specialized & Continuing Care

To mark World AIDS Day, a health education seminar was held in partnership with Stawisha Pwani, supporting community members living with HIV through information, care linkage, and psychosocial support.

This January 2026, to mark Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, Mabati Medical Centre is providing health education, free cervical cancer screening, and free HPV vaccination for girls aged 10 years, promoting early detection and prevention

As we move into 2026, the need for affordable and accessible healthcare remains urgent. Continued support will allow us to sustain essential services, expand community outreaches, strengthen youth-friendly clinic, preventive care, and respond to emerging health needs. Your continuous donation through GlobalGiving will help us reach more households, deliver timely care, and ensure no family is left behind.

Thank You!

Your generosity continues to make quality healthcare accessible, dignified, and community-centered. Thank you for standing with us and for being part of the impact we carry forward into 2026.

 With gratitude,

The Safal MRM Foundation

Through your support, thousands of families in Kenya continue to receive quality healthcare that would otherwise be out of reach. Between June and September 2025, the Mabati Medical Centre cared for 15,467 patients and carried out 7,499 diagnostic tests. Since January 2025 to date, 26,613 patients have already received medical attention and 13,419 diagnostics have been completed.

 Highlights from the past four months

During the Men’s Health Month in June,

• 749 men joined open conversations on mental health, while 36 received prostate cancer screenings at the Mabati Medical Centre. These steps are helping men take charge of their health and break long-standing stigma.

August; A Major Milestone in Kajiado County

In Oloika Village, Mabati Medical Centre hosted a two-day free medical camp that became one of our largest outreaches yet.

• 2,242 patients received care: 1,326 general check-ups, 326 mother and child consultations, 467 dental visits, 55 eye check-ups, and 33 cervical cancer screenings.
• 2,000 households received food hampers, easing both health and hunger challenges.

This was made possible by working hand in hand with the Premchandbhai Foundation, Mabati Rolling Mills, Minet Kenya, and several medical partners.

September:Tackling Chronic Illnesses

• A new awareness drive on obesity and healthy living was launched with truck drivers at Bahari Forwarders Group.
• Mabati Medical Centre also introduced biweekly specialist clinics for diabetes and hypertension, giving patients consistent access to treatment and follow-up.

Investing in Better Care

To strengthen service delivery, two of Mabati Medical Centre staff were trained on the latest HIV & TB testing protocols in collaboration with Kilifi County Health Services and STAWISHA Pwani.

 Partnerships that Protect the Most Vulnerable

In September, the Mabati Medical Centre signed an MOU with Kesho Kenya to cover X-ray costs for children and contacts of patients with drug-resistant tuberculosis. This collaboration ensures that even the most vulnerable patients can access the care they need without financial barriers.

 Your generosity continues to transform healthcare access in Kenya. Each patient treated, each test completed, and each family supported is proof that together we are making lasting change. Thank you for standing with us.

 With gratitude, 

The Safal MRM Foundation