At Kapsowar Mission Hospital, volunteer doctors serve without pay, and essential care continues thanks to donor generosity. With limited government support and an operating budget that’s dipped as low as $400, it’s the compassion of everyday people that keeps the hospital running. Learn how monthly gifts are saving lives—from newborns in critical care to children screened for heart disease—and why your support matters now more than ever.

Running a mission hospital in Kenya isn’t easy. While government hospitals face resource shortages and private hospitals remain unaffordable for most, mission hospitals like Kapsowar serve as a critical safety net for patients with nowhere else to turn. But with delayed government reimbursements and rising costs, sustaining care is a daily challenge. Discover why the system is broken—and how supporters like you are helping us keep our doors open.

Accessing healthcare in Kenya is a daily struggle for millions—government hospitals are overcrowded and under-resourced, while private hospitals are financially out of reach for most families. This week, we begin a three-part series exploring Kenya’s healthcare crisis and the vital role mission hospitals play in bridging the gap. Discover the challenges patients face and the hope that still exists within a broken system.