The First Free Prenatal Visit program at Kapsowar Mission Hospital has now provided over 700 mothers with free, dignified, high-quality care — identifying high-risk pregnancies early and restoring hope to families across our region.

Dorcas gave birth on the side of a dirt road in rural Kenya—four babies, all born at just 25 weeks. By the time she reached the hospital, only one remained alive. What followed was an 80-day journey of heartbreak, hope, and the fierce love of a mother determined to see her son survive. This is the story of Bravin—the tiniest baby ever discharged from our newborn unit—and the community that rallied around his life.

When 20-month-old Liam arrived at our hospital, he was critically ill—severely dehydrated, dangerously malnourished, and in septic shock.

After a tragic accident left Winny impaled and fighting for her life, a miraculous turn of events and the dedication of a medical team brought her back from the brink.

When five-year-old Japhet arrived at Kapsowar Hospital after days of seizures and a long journey from a remote village, he was barely breathing.