Our Clinic
Although the clinic is giving us a new impetus and focus for our efforts we mustn’t leave behind those organisations and individuals that we have supported over many years. The key to being able to support yourself in Kenya is good health and a good education, our projects are helping to deliver both.
Clinic January 2017
Harmony Clinic - Officially opened January 2018
Our Patients figures for 2020 - not bad considering that we closed the clinic for 4 months at the beginning of the Covid-19 outbreak
Male adults aged 11 years and above = 320
Female adults aged 11 years and above = 352
Male children aged 10 years and below = 187
Female children aged 10 years and below = 170
Referrals with either serious or complicated cases = 13
Death case = Nil.
We managed to attend to 1042 patients in 2020
In 2014 Focus on Africa found some land that we wanted to purchase. The land was outside of Kisumu city. Our prime aim was to build a small clinic to replace a nearby clinic run by Jackson and Juliana Mraga. It took us a year to finally purchase the land. We finalised the purchase in January 2015. Originally Jack and Juliana ran the clinic from their home with temporary facilities. Jack is a registered nurse and Juliana a qualified midwife. In January 2016 we appointed a builder to start building our clinic. Focus on Africa have now raised enough money to build and open the clinic. We still need to raise the money to keep the clinic supplied with medicine, drugs and equipment to run efficiently. Please help in any way you can.
The clinic treats children with Malaria. In Kenya, medical help is not free and many children die from Malaria when their parents cannot afford medical help and medicine. Its the hope of the charity is able to treat the children and prevent many children from dying.
Entrance to the Clinic
Clinic stage one complete
Juliana and Jack
Juliana with a patient
Plaque to celebrate the opening
Jackson and Juliana in their smart gear
Team resting outside the clinic