Life-changing healthcare in Kenya’s most remote communities, led by Kenyans.

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Every year,
4.000+
girls in Kenya die from cervical cancer that we can prevent.

Every year,
‍28 million
Kenyans suffer from chronic dental pain that we can treat.

Each year,
150.000
people in Kenya develop blindness that is treatable within 15 min.

Every year,
4.000+
girls in Kenya die from cervical cancer that we can prevent.

We start where the road ends

Health Yetu facilitates high-impact and sustainable medical outreaches in remote Kenya, led by Kenyan doctors and nurses focusing on three areas:

Dental Care

Million Kenyans suffer from untreated tooth decay, enduring chronic pain for years. Our Kenyan dentists treat up to 250 patients a day, relieving pain and restoring smiles.

Eye Care

Thousands in northern Kenya face preventable blindness due to cataracts. Our specialists perform free cataract surgeries in just 15 minutes, to help patients see clearly again.

Cervical Cancer

Cervical cancer is one of the deadliest diseases in Kenya that is preventable with just one HPV vaccine. Our Kenyan specialists vaccinate girls and educate communities.

The seventh Health Yetu medical camp in Korr and Kargi, Northern Kenya, delivered vital healthcare services by focusing on eye care, dental care, and HPV vaccinations. For 5 days, the Kenyan team treated 2.999 patients, achieving its highest impact to date.

all projects

7971

Patients were treated by the Kenyan team in 2025, achieving its highest impact to date

326

Cataract surgeries were successfully conducted

2306

Dental procedures were conducted, alleviating pain and addressing oral health concerns

3254

HPV vaccinations were administered, preventing cervical cancer and supporting long-term health

"I don’t want other families to suffer. No one told my diseased aunt that cervical cancer could be prevented"
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- Blair (16)

Our partners

Our sustainable impact is made possible through the dedication of our local and international partners, working together to ensure Kenyan families have access to essential medical care.