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Our program seeks to address the health and psychosocial needs of individuals and families, particularly the poor and those affected by HIV/AIDS, STD's and Malaria.
We provide a comprehensive range of services both general medical practice and specialist care at all our clinic accessible 12 hours 7 days a week. Together with our associate specialists and professionals, we offer our clients and patients a hassle free one stop venue for a variety of medical services and care with utmost confidentiality and client focused services.
PreventionThis involves sensitizing and engaging individuals and communities in understanding and addressing the causes and effects of existing psychosocial, social and health challenges. The key areas of intervention include prevention of immunizable diseases, HIV counselling and testing, community education on poor hygiene and sanitation, common diseases (such as Malaria, HIV and AIDS, TB, STDs, cholera dysentery, diarrhoea), as well as food insecurity.
Treatment, Care and Psychosocial supportThis involves diagnosis, provision of medication, holistic care and counselling for psychological, physical and emotional conditions that affect individual and community well-being.
Key areas of intervention include provision of home- and clinic-based care, on-going and bereavement counselling, pastoral care and support, community mental health care, youth friendly health services, laboratory services, and the making of referrals to other hospitals/points of service.
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