2025 End of Year Fundraiser for Our Kenyan Partners

Our partners are:

providing meals to the community
offering medical care in the community
praying with our brothers and sisters in Christ
actively working alongside their community to promote sustainability

To continue to make this happen, they need our help to improve their facilities.

The Bio Intensive Agricultural Training Center

is currently experiencing security issues. They have had several thefts within the facility. The facility desperately needs to secure the property with a concrete wall.

Your donated funds will pay for a secure cement wall to be constructed around the property. This will not only cut down on theft problems but will also provide confidence in the residence staff and visitors the property is secure.

The Methodist Treatment & Rehabilitation Center’s

has made tremendous progress over this past year. Currently the center is seeking upgrade from a level 2 dispensary to a level 4B. Rehabilitation and psychiatric hospital. This certification upgrade will allow this facility to qualify for national insurance for its inpatient guests. This will allow the facility to expand its ability to treat people from the community at all income levels.

The board visited our center in September and made several recommendations. One key one was to improve the men’s living conditions. This fundraiser will allow the facility to remodel an unused building on the campus for a future new men’s ward designed to the standards required by the national board.

Make an Impact Today

Support our mission by contributing a donation.

Why Give?

Your generosity makes a lasting impact. At Friends of Mission Health, every donation fuels life-saving healthcare for those who need it most.

By giving, you help:

Support our Partner Faith-Based Institutions in Kenya – Strengthening Christian health organizations dedicated to compassionate care.
Serve the Community – Providing services for underserved communities.
Offer Hope & Healing – Ensuring Christ-centered care reaches families, children, and the vulnerable.