The Humanity for Children team in Rota, Kenya has just hired a new clinical officer, Kespa.  She acts as a physician’s assistant or nurse practitioner would in the US.

She can diagnose and treat medical conditions on her own. In Kenya, physicians are rarely found outside of major hospitals. She currently sees about 25 patients a day and is indispensable in this region.

Thank you so much for ensuring that she can provide this critical care for an entire month!

Sylvie and her sister were treated for fungal infections by the Humanity for Children team in Rota, Kenya

Your support, provided medication for 10 children just like Sylvie! Thank you.

Albert in Rota, Kenya had a bad case of malaria.

He received a complete course of medication that may have saved his life.

Thank you for your donation which has provided this crucial medical care!

Roberta in Rota, Kenya, received malaria prophylaxis with your donation keeping her healthy.

Thank you for preventing illness for Roberta and nine other children in Rota, Kenya!

Amentine in Rota, Kenya had a bad case of diarrhea. She received oral hydration salts, vitamins and zinc from your generous donation.

Thank you for providing medical care to children in Kenya!

Henrietta brought her child to our clinic in Gashanda, Rwanda where he was diagnosed with a urinary tract infection. After the antibiotics supplied by your donation he will do fine.

Thanks for providing medical care for Henrietta and 9 other mothers in Rwanda!

the Humanity for Children staff were able to provide crucial medical care for 10 children!

Franchise was feeling ill and visited the Humanity for Children clinic in Rwanda.

The doctor discovered she had malaria and with your donation including antimalaria medication, she will make a full recovery.

Thank you for you providing crucial medical care for Franchise and 9 other children in Rwanda!

Sarah visited the Humanity for Children Clinic in Gashanda Rwanda and was healthy at her checkup!

She received vitamins and anti worm medications from your donation.

Thanks for supporting Sarah and 9 other children who visited the clinic!

Keeping all the information correct and in place in the developing world is a daunting task.

Here you can see Kespa (a Humanity for Children clinical offer in Kenya) managing the records after seeing Julianna and her mother.

She keeps large log books of every encounter including name and age, what their diagnosis was, how they were treated and if they need to be seen back.

There are no computers at the Rota Dispensary and everything needs to be done manually.

The records are used by the government and clinic to assess clinical efficacy and what diseases effect the community as well as by HFC to see how our donations are being spent.

Thank you Marianne (8 days!), Tom (2 days!), Cherry Crest Elementary (2 days!), Peter (2 days!), Jane (2 days!), James, David, Adam, Bill, Deborah, Rick & Beth, Sterling & Melinda, Dwayne & Terese, Dean & Julie, Kate, Michelle, Rosary, Katie and Kiran for helping her do a great job!