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The journey for change…

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Counties reached

20,000

People engaged every year

67,190

Patient visits since 2019

27,669

Domesticated animals treated since 2020

Safari Doctors BELIEVES that access to healthcare is a right, not a privilege.

Inaccessibility, insecurity, and neglect have left Kenya’s remote coastal and border regions facing deep health inequalities. Safari Doctors exists because access to health is a right, not a privilege. We serve these underserved areas through a women-led, youth-powered model that brings healthcare to the doorstep — by sea, land, and air. Through mobile outreaches, strategic partnerships, and community engagement, we empower women and youth to lead their communities toward lasting resilience. Guided by a One Health approach that integrates human, animal, and environmental well-being, we are committed to measuring progress and driving systems change over the next 10 years. This is our Journey for Change.

 

Read our 2024 Annual Report here

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UP TO 2,000 patients reached

by monthly mobile clinics across 41 remote villages

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277 Youth Health Ambassadors

trained to become accredited Community Health Workers since 2017

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UP TO 27,669 animals treated

by our Safari Vets programme since 2020

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58 women from 138 indigenous women’s groups engaged

in our Indigenous Voices civic education programme

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