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Our Projects
Partners
01
Osteogenesis Imperfecta treatment
This condition is also called the brittle bone disease. Children and adults with this condition break their bones frequently and some are unable to walk due to pain and deformities.
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We have partnered with Health Partners International Canada (HIPC) from Canada and a team of doctors from BC Children's Hospital, Vancouver, Canada to avail medication that strengthens the bones to reduce he frequency and severity of the fractures. We also partner with CURE Kenya, a children's orthopaedic hospital in Kenya. We patients with bittle bone disease from CURE clinics come to our facility for zolendronic acid administration.
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Every 6 months, we have a day when our patients come to the clinic for administration of Zolendronic Acid.
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Click the link below to view the story of our patients.
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02
Msamaria Mwema Clinics
Since 2018, Machakos Orthopaedic Clinic has been running free clinics in needy rural areas to attend to orthopaedic patients. Starting September 2022, Machakos orthopaedics Trust has taken up this project .
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We partner with local health facilities, churches, and sponsors both corporate and individuals to facilitate these.
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From these clinics, some of the patients have been sponsored to have surgeries done for various bone conditions
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Click the link below to see mobile clinic
Partners
RDM Family
LNK Family
Partners
03
Severance One Family,
Avison Global Health Project
In partnership with Severance hospital and Yonsei University- Missions Center in South Korea, Machakos orthopaedics has a running program that targets the vulnerable in the society ensuring they get orthopaedic care.​
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We achieve this by financing their clinic visits and enrolling them onto the national social health insurance scheme called NHIF (National Health Insurance Fund).
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Click on the link below to watch a video of one of the patients who has benefited from this.
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04
Physiotherapy for Cerebral Palsy
Cerebral palsy (CP) is a condition where there is a brain injury at birth resulting in dysfunctions in movement.
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Many children with CP need continued physiotherapy. This becomes very expensive over time. We have partnered with a church in Scotland that enables physiotherapy to be offred to these children at an affordable rate for at least one full year.
Partners
RDM Family
Our Stats
1,292
Total patients seen at our free mobile clinics since 2022
$ 3,600
Worth of free procedures done in 2023 on vulnerable patients
$ 1,200
Worth of free medications given to patients in 2023
