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March Pictures
Dr. Mehret and Dr. Musee operate, both are Pediatric Surgery Fellows originally from Ethiopia, at Kijabe for training. Dr. Nguyen and Dr. Caire discuss a patient in the adult ward.Dr. Peterson and resident Dr. Logodi operating on an ENT patient.Pediatric Emergency & Critical Care Clinical Officer trainee Jack providing breathing assistance in the NICU.Visitors from […]
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Energy Center Groundbreaking
This morning, we broke ground for the Energy Centre. Phase 1 of this project involves building the structure that will house a new oxygen plant with a capacity of producing 650 litres per minute and maintenance workshops on ground floor. Thanks to Friends of Kijabe, Africa Mission Healthcare (AMH) and Building Health International (BHI) for […]
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Kids Operating Room
“The heart of Jesus is for those who can’t help themselves, for those who are not strong in the eyes of the world.” Dr. Matt Kynes, Pediatric Anesthesiologist After 4 years of fundraising over $1 million USD, construction, and equipment procurement, the new Kijabe Hospital Operating wing is now open, with three Kids operating rooms. […]
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Chapel Opening
The beautiful Kijabe Hospital Chapel is now open. What an amazing place for our staff and patients to worship, recharge, and remember that God is our refuge and strength, an ever present help in times of trouble. The stunning entry door was inspired by the photo below of the original Kijabe church that was used from the 1920’s to […]
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Donor Advised Funds
I want to share a bit about a financial product that has jumped into the spotlight of charitable giving in the United States called a Donor Advised Fund (DAF). I’m a big fan, but there are several aspects of Donor Advised Funds that are problematic for donors and charities. Advantage and Scope “One-third of monthly […]
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Alida’s Story
Alida sits across from me at our small, round, tiled table in the garden. Her smile lights up any room she enters, or in this case, our little outside cove. But the smile has come after much difficulty. “I grew up in Gitega Province, Burundi, with my brother, my Mom, and a house full of children […]
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Surgery Stories
In between watching the Olympics and the Super Bowl, I hope you can take a minute the recent bulletin of the Pan African Academy of Christian Surgeons featuring two Kijabe mentor relationships: Dr. Peter Nthumba with legendary Plastic Surgeon Dr. Louis Carter and Pediatric Surgeon Dr. Britney Grayson with Resident Dr. Mehret Enaro. We often think of leadership as […]
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God Was Making a Way
Meet Alice Njeri, one of seven recent graduates from Kijabe College of Health Sciences thanks to gifts to Friends of Kijabe. Her story reminds us of Jesus, the good shepherd, who leaves the ninety-nine to seek out the one sheep in distress. Even in her darkest days, God was making a way! Born in Kiambu, Kenya, Alice has wanted to be […]
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Valerie Hill Memorial Scholarship
Valerie Hammond was born on May 11th, 1958 in Granville, NY, the 3rd of 4 Children, the oldest daughter to Evelyne and Bruce Hammond. She excelled at sports, holding the state record in the 100 yd dash in Highschool and at 11-years-old, skyed Tuckerman’s Ravine (the highest mountain in the Northeast). Her family moved to the White […]
