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 Transforming care in Kenya

High-quality medical care at prices even the poorest Kenyans can afford.

We're changing lives and creating a healthier future for East Africa.

Unlocking better health for Kenya's poor

For decades, the team at Mission Medical Charitable Trust has delivered high-quality, low-cost medical care in Kenya. This care saves lives—and making it affordable changes the trajectories of thousands of low-income Kenyans. We've also trained hundreds of competent nurses and funded scholarships to continue the medical education of our staff.

 

We're still revolutionizing medical ministry, making better health and medical education a reality for tens of thousands of Kenyans in need.

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From dying patient to healthy staff member

Meet Steve

In his youth Steve suffered a serious motorbike accident. The resulting paralysis and lack of treatment almost took his life—until he ended up in the care of MMCT's medical team.

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Although Steve's lower half was permanently paralyzed, our hospital staff helped him regain strength in his arms. Our doctors treated bedsores and other wounds and got Steve a crank wheelchair to help him regain mobility. Most importantly, he found hope.

 

Steve now lives independently. He works greeting and directing patients at St. Joseph's Rift Valley Hospital, where his smile and story spread that hope to all who meet him. 

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Motorbike accidents are common in Kenya. One of our dreams is to rehabilitate other paralyzed young men in a sustainable, specially-outfitted village to help them regain their dignity and their lives.

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Your donations can help make this dream a reality.

Help us reach more people like Steve.

Our Impact

We exist to transform as many lives as possible. Patients travel from all over Kenya to be treated at St. Joseph's Rift Valley Hospital—including many who can't afford care elsewhere. 

 

Our hospital, clinic, school of health sciences, and other initiatives make quality healthcare and education accessible to tens of thousands of low-income Kenyans.

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Over 1,000,000 patients treated

At hospitals founded by Dr. Fryda since 1999 (currently operating as St. Joseph's Rift Valley).

 

The MMCT model provides high-quality, patient-centered medical care that is deeply affordable to Kenyans and others in need.

St. Joseph's female nurse in a white lab coat with a young male patient in a blue hospital gown, both beaming.

Life-changing specialty care

St. Joseph's Rift Valley is a full-service referral hospital.

 

We treat everything—including difficult cases like cancer—and specialize in low-cost colonoscopy, endoscopy, and other services.

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100% nursing exam pass rates

For the 100+ nurses currently in training at St. Joseph's School of Health Sciences. We're teaching the next generation of Kenya's nurses. St. Joseph's is ranked as one of the top—and the most affordable—nursing schools in the country.

Changing thousands of lives, one person at a time.

Sustainable, patient-centered care at scale

Medical ministry for the 21st century

When starting his first hospital in Nairobi in the late 1990s, Dr. Fryda vowed to work with people, not just for them. For over two decades, Dr. Bill Fryda and his team have worked to deliver life-changing medical care to people in need.

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We're revolutionizing medical ministry in Africa. Focusing on patient outcomes while empowering staff has been a major success. Today, our team of highly-qualified local medical professionals work together to give poor Kenyans quality care at the lowest possible prices.

 

At St. Joseph's, patient care always comes first. This is intentional: doctors' schedules are flexible, allowing providers to give each patient the time and care they need. 

 

We are trying to truly put Christian principles of healing—not pursuing profit—into action. This makes a huge impact on the more than one million patients (and counting) in East Africa treated by our team members during the past 20 years.

Dr. Bill Fryda sitting at the hospital bed of an older male patient in blue, both smiling.

Medical Mission Charitable Trust is a registered nonprofit organization in Kenya.
MMCT primarily partners with the American Foundation for Children with AIDS, a registered 501(c)(3) charity, to receive tax-deductible donations in the United State, which are sent securely to MMCT in Kenya.

Please ensure any checks made to AFCA include "For MMCT" in the byline or notes. Checks can be sent to: 
American Foundation for Children with AIDS for MMCT
1520 Greening Lane
Harrisburg, PA 17110

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