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Students, local churches and communities working together to bring health and hope, one relationship at a time.
— What We Do
Every week our students gather for an hour or two. We have honest conversations, dream, pray, and plan the good we want to see. Then they go out and lead our health clinics and health talks in their own communities.
— Who Takes Part
Students from EAST University, who are Kenyan and from the very communities they serve.
— What Has Changed
Today they plan ahead, take initiative, and make the work their own. Doctors who served beside them started calling them leaders.
— What We Do
We believe care starts with relationship: slow, steady, consistent presence. Our students serve alongside local churches. They invite neighbors, help people in need, and show up again and again.
— Who Takes Part
Students, church members, and church leaders, all working together.
— What Has Changed
One student walked into a village gathering place and invited people one by one, until an elderly man rededicated his life to Jesus. A man in need later said of the church, “the one that helps people like me.” After one clinic, the leaders of a local mosque asked the church to come serve inside their mosque.
— What We Do
We run free health clinics and health talks, and we teach others to do the same. A school-mentoring team told us UTIs were hurting the girls they serve. We trained their whole team, so now they can teach the girls most at risk. In January 2027 we begin regular school visits and clinics each term.
— Who Takes Part
Students, local doctors and clinic staff, schools, churches, and partners like Polycom Girls and Gateway of Hope.
— What Has Changed
Our March 2026 clinic reached more than 250 people. Our second clinic drew over 100 more people than our first, yet it felt calmer, because we had room to listen and stay. The local county asked us to visit and to partner on future work.
Our home is Kitengela, the neighborhood around EAST University on the edge of Nairobi, Kenya’s capital. This is where our students live, study, and meet each week, and where our story began.
From here, we go a little farther each month. We load up the cars and drive to nearby communities like Isinya, where we serve alongside friends at Gateway of Hope and Seeds4Harvest.
Kenya is a little smaller than Texas, and we have only just begun. We dream of the day students in every corner of the country are leading health outreach in their own communities. For now, we start where our feet are and let the work grow like seeds from soil.
Kitengela
Our Home
Where our students live, study, and meet each week.
Isinya
Nearby Community
Alongside friends at Gateway of Hope and Seeds4Harvest.
Whether you serve beside our students in Kenya or partner with us from abroad, there is a place for you in this work.
