OUR IMPACT

Care that reaches
people where they are.

From home visits and health education to clinic care and medical outreach, see how we serve communities across Greater Kapoeta.

200

Home visits made since 2024

4,000+

People served through mobile clinics and medical outreaches since 2022

Since 2024

Ongoing TB community program

40

Traditional birth attendants trained

40

Women trained in soap making

REACHING COMMUNITIES SINCE 2022

Mobile clinics & medical outreaches

Since our mobile clinics and medical outreaches began in 2022, we have served more than 4,000 people. We bring healthcare closer to communities across Greater Kapoeta, reaching people who face long journeys to access medical services.

Medical Mission team providing care at an outdoor mobile clinic, with community members gathered nearby.

EARLY 2025 · KAPOETA SOUTH & KAPOETA NORTH

Responding to the cholera outbreak

Working in partnership with the County Health Departments, we supported the outbreak response through medicines, supplies, training, oral rehydration points, and community education.

A health worker speaking into a microphone during a community awareness campaign, with residents gathered nearby.

Community health awareness in action.

Medicines & supplies

Supporting the outbreak response

We provided medicines and supplies to support the cholera response.

Community health workers

Building local response capacity

We trained community health workers as part of the response.

Oral rehydration points

Bringing support closer to hotspots

We established oral rehydration points in outbreak hotspots.

Community campaigns

Sharing prevention information

We conducted community awareness campaigns in Kapoeta South and Kapoeta North.

EARLY 2024 · 25 LOCAL CHURCH LEADERS

First aid skills for village ministry

In early 2024, we partnered with the local church to train 25 local church leaders active in DMM in the villages. The training equipped them with first aid skills to respond to health emergencies they encounter while serving their communities.

Local church leaders holding first aid kits following their training.

First aid training and kit distribution for local church leaders.

ONGOING SINCE 2024

TB Community Health Program

We continue contact tracing, help people lost to follow-up return to treatment, arrange referrals, and provide TB education. Our work connects community follow-up with treatment services.

A health worker discussing medicines with a community member during a consultation.

PAST PROGRAMS & COMMUNITY IMPACT

Service that reaches
beyond the clinic.

Working with communities to improve health, share practical skills, and respond when care is needed most.

40 birth attendants trained

Supporting safer motherhood

We trained 40 traditional birth attendants across Kapoeta South and Kapoeta North.

School health

Health knowledge for young people

We taught schoolchildren about sexual and reproductive health and rights, including STIs, HIV/AIDS, and menstrual hygiene, and distributed sanitary pads.

40 women trained

Women’s economic empowerment

We trained 40 women in soap making.

Across Greater Kapoeta

Hygiene in our communities

We conducted hygiene training and awareness activities in villages across Kapoeta East, Kapoeta South, and Kapoeta North.

WALK WITH US

Together, we can bring
care closer.

Churches, donors, and friends have a place in this work. Get in touch about supporting clinic care, community health, or future outreach.