Pope Francis
We must restore hope to young people, help the old, be open to the future, spread love.

Cause: Hope & Restoration

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 is nearly impossible due to financial constraints, transportation challenges, and a lack of awareness. This is why our mobile clinics are essential we bring specialized medical care directly to the children, ensuring they receive the necessary intervention without financial or logistical barriers.

These children become living testimonies of resilience and transformation, inspiring others and raising awareness about disability rights and early medical interventions.

Why We Need Your Support

While the impact of our mobile clinics is life-changing, operating them comes with significant costs. Each mobile clinic runs for three consecutive days requiring logistical coordination, medical supplies, and professional healthcare personnel.

Through our partnerships with hospitals and county governments, we have managed to secure some subsidized or free procedures. However, to scale our efforts and reach more children, we seek financial support from corporate partners like you.

Your collaboration will directly fund the mobile clinics, covering medical assessments, treatments, transportation, accommodation and follow-up care for the children.

You Can Make a Difference
Estimated Cost Per Child:
KES. 5,500
Estimated Cost Per Clinic:
KES. 165,000 (Targeting 30 Children)
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The Impact of Our Work

Medical
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.
Mobility
We have provided 77 assistive mobility devices, including crutches, walkers, wheelchairs, AFOs, CAFOs and artificial limbs.
Stigma
Reduced stigma associated with disabilities by reintegrating treated children into society as empowered individuals.

How Our Mobile Clinics Operate

01
Pre-Setup & Medical Camp Preparation
A team of specialist doctors, nurses, and volunteers travel to the location a day before.

The camp is set up with screening stations, consultation areas, and treatment zones.
02
Medical Assessment & Interventions
A team of specialist doctors, nurses, and volunteers travel to the location a day before.

Detailed evaluations are conducted to determine each child’s medical needs.

Immediate non-surgical treatments are provided where possible.

Surgical cases are identified, and a treatment plan is created.

A database is maintained for follow-up and post-treatment care.
03
Psychosocial & Spiritual Support
Parents and caregivers receive psychological counseling and spiritual guidance to prepare them for their child’s treatment.

Community education sessions help in stigma reduction and promoting early intervention.