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Mobile Clinic: Hope and Restoration Program
Introduction
The Hope and Restoration Program, under the Father CK Foundation, is committed to transforming the lives of children from marginalized communities suffering from congenital and correctable medical conditions. A key focus of our work is providing medical interventions for orthopedic deformities, helping children regain mobility, confidence, and dignity.
For many families, accessing treatment at our partner hospitals is nearly impossible due to financial constraints, transportation challenges,and a lack of awareness. This is why our mobile clinics are essential as we bring specialized medical care directly to the children, ensuring they receive the necessary intervention without financial or logistical barriers.
Coming March 2025: We will hold our next mobile clinic of the year in Oloitoktok, Kajiado County. This life-changing mission will serve 100 children, ensuring they get the treatment they desperately need. We are calling upon people of goodwill to support this initiative by helping us facilitate and cater for the clinic. Your contribution can make a difference in restoring hope and transforming lives.
Here’s how you can contribute:
📱 MPESA Paybill
- Paybill Number: 762763
- Account Name: SUPPORT
🏦 Bank Transfer
- Account Name: Father CK Foundation
- Bank Name: Stanbic Bank
- KES Account Number: 0100011648813
- USD Account Number: 0100011648821
- Branch Name: Kenyatta Avenue
- Bank Code: 31
- Branch Code: 002
- Swift Code: SBICKENX
The Impact of Our Work
Since the inception of this program, we have successfully:
✅ Provided medical interventions to 107 children across different parts of Kenya.
✅ Out of the 107 children, we have facilitated school enrollment for 86 children, allowing them to pursue education and break the cycle of poverty.
✅ Reduced stigma associated with disabilities by reintegrating treated children into society as empowered individuals.
These children become living testimonies of resilience and transformation, inspiring others and raising awareness about disability rights and early medical interventions.