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In partnership with donors and governments, we’re reducing the stigma of HIV and improving the health of people living with HIV at the last mile. Text messaging and home visits are helping to increase understanding and improve medication adhere
Just a quick note from all of us around the world at The Addis Clinic to say thank you, shukran, and asante. Your generosity reaches tens of thousands of people in Kenya and Somalia through the gift of healthcare. We raised more than $82,500 throug
Your #givingtuesday gift provides safe access to healthcare for mothers and their children in 2023. In 2022, we provided direct care or telemedicine consultations to 20,000 people in Kenya and Somalia. Thank you for your support. Follow the link in o
We are teaching people at all ages about HIV in an all-out effort to prevent its spread and to eliminate the stigma of the disease. It is treatable and people living with HIV are deserving of respect and quality healthcare!
We’re one week away from #givingtuesday and raising money for last mile health care. Follow the link in our bio to contribute to our work. $132 provides a family with one year of healthcare!
Community Health Worker Hidaayo helped deliver this healthy baby for Dhabo Abdi Aroone while she was living in a camp for internally displaced persons near Mogadishu. Here she is thanking The Addis Clinic for helping her during a difficult delivery.
One of the leaders of a large hospital in Kisumu, Kenya shared that after just a few short months of working with us, they are already seeing the benefits of our SMS text outreach programs. Fewer patients are missing their appointments and more patie
Judith Wanjiru recently shared her support and gratitude for the free healthcare services we provide to the girls of Henny's Children's Home in Kwale, Kenya. It's an honor to work with her and to spend time with these amazing girls!
Over 800,000 people live in Kwale County where the Mwaluganje Elephant Sanctuary and the coast are signature attractions. Healthcare access is a challenge for many people. We are excited to partner with local non-profits and the government to deliver