Why the NCCK is investing in Kenya’s Healthcare Sector

Monday, 26 June 2017 / Published in News
  Using the Indian Model of Healthcare Delivery, Jumuia Hospitals are Bound to Radically Change the Sector Jumuia Group of hospitals is a wholly owned subsidiary of the National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK), set up to provide Christ-cantered high quality, accessible, affordable and universal healthcare services and training to Kenyans. By investing over

Message from the East African Development Bank (EADB)

Monday, 26 June 2017 / Published in News
The East African Development Bank places a great emphasis on the sustainable economic and social transformation of East African citizens with health being one of the key priority. To help us achieve the goal of improved healthcare in the region, we realized that our interests and those of the National Council of Churches of Kenya

Message from Friends Church in Kenya; By Bishop Zablon Malenge

Monday, 26 June 2017 / Published in News
  Friends Hospital Kaimosi began in 1903 as a simple first aid facility by Quaker missionaries who had been sent to Kenya by Friends United Meeting who had arrived in August 1902 and established a mission station at Kaimosi. Medical care was one of the four main objectives the missionaries enumerated as basic needs of

Message from Mr. Kibuga Kariithi, Jumuia Hospitals Board Chairman

Monday, 26 June 2017 / Published in News
  The Jumuia Hospitals chain is adopting the Indian model where medical costs are 25 percent or less as compared to Kenya. Our model is based on micro-insurance, micro-finance and provision of financially sustainable healthcare which will potentially change the medical landscape in Kenya. Through this investment, we are communicating to Kenyans, that their challenges

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