Community members, professionals and partners working together to deliver services and learn what stronger systems need.
2025
2025 Partners Gala
The 2025 Partners Gala introduced KPC Foundation's vision and built relationships with hospitals, financial institutions and community partners. These relationships supported mobilisation for our first health programmes.
1 November 2025
Community Medical Camp
Kagumo Peoples Church grounds
The camp brought a range of services closer to residents.
852registered outpatient clients
1,012blood-pressure screenings
583random blood sugar tests
147breast cancer screenings
65eye-care beneficiaries
The camp showed the value of coordinated outreach, and highlighted the need for reliable equipment, clear patient flow and follow-up after referrals.
8 November 2025
Healthcare Workers Symposium
Kerugoya County Referral Hospital
The symposium gave healthcare workers space to discuss wellbeing and learn from one another. Sessions covered mental health and burnout, financial wellbeing, family and medico-legal matters, and spiritual wellbeing.
Partners included Fortune Sacco, Absa, Convo Africa, and Scratch and Script.
16 to 23 August 2026
Health Week
Health Week took preventive health and wellbeing activities to young people, boda boda riders and church congregations. Activities included blood-pressure and blood-sugar screening, a teen programme on digital safety, mental wellness and reproductive health, a public health webinar, and a road safety and first-aid session for boda boda riders.
100+teenagers engaged
70+boda boda riders engaged
Supported by Focus Hospital, Kenya Red Cross, KCB, Fortune Sacco, NTSA, Police, healthcare professionals and KPC volunteers.
26 September 2026
Community Medical Camp
Kagumo Peoples Church grounds
Health professionals, volunteers and partner institutions provided screening, consultation, counselling, eye care, dental care and referral support.
366registered clients
347blood-pressure screenings
202random blood sugar tests
160eye-care clients
45confirmed health workers
The camp showed what coordinated teams can deliver. It also set our priorities for the next phase: funded community mobilisation, reliable equipment, adequate specialist coverage, professional medicines controls and clear referral follow-up.
31 October 2026
Free Legal Aid Clinic
Kagumo Peoples Church
We hosted a free legal consultation clinic that connected community members with advocates on family, land and property, business, inheritance and succession, and health-related matters.
The clinic extended our community support approach beyond health and showed how legal information and referral pathways can respond to local needs.
Downloadable report
Medical Camp 2026 Report
Read the report from the community medical camp held on 26 September 2026.
