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An Entepesi Kenya team member registering a patient at the free medical outreach in Olkaria, Ngama

Featured · 19 June 2025

Where the Road Ends, We Keep Going

On 19 June 2025, our team set up a free medical outreach in Olkaria, Ngama — one of 12 medical camps we have held so far across Kajiado South. By the end of this journey we will have reached over 2,500 people with free medical care and educated more than 2,000 schoolchildren on menstrual hygiene.

We are here today because of a free medical outreach brought to us by Entepesi Kenya and partners. We are grateful that our people are receiving medical care. We've seen different treatments — eyes, joints, fever, even dental. Our people showed up in numbers because we received communication ahead.

Joseph LenkariCommunity Health Worker
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