As with “Mary’s Story” Joanna (not her real name) is also looked after at home by the hospice team from Nakuru. Hospice Care Kenya has provided grants to fund morphine and pay for a nurse for three years. One patient they
Mary’s Story
“Mary” not her real name was diagnosed with breast cancer at an early age of 36 years; she was a young mother of three. Mary and her husband visited several facilities looking for cure and just like many Kenyans suffering
Hospice Care Kenya support for Embu-Mbeere
Last year we gave Embu-Mbeere Hospice £13,500 towards purchasing a four wheel drive vehicle so that they could reach patients out in the community for home visits. An article about this was recently published on ehospice/kenya http://www.ehospice.com/kenya/ArticleView/tabid/10674/ArticleId/20000/language/en-GB/View.aspx
Hidden Patients – Hidden Lives
Hospice Care Kenya raises funds in the UK to support the development and delivery of palliative care in Kenya. On a recent trip to Kenya two Trustees and I went to visit some of the projects we have supported. Wherever
Nakuru Case Study
“Mary” not her real name was diagnosed with breast cancer at an early age of 36 years; she was a young mother of three. Mary and her husband visited several facilities looking for cure and just like many Kenyans suffering