What We Do
One Health, delivered as one service — human, animal and environmental health in a single visit.
Five programmes that need each other
Each can be funded and judged on its own. Run together they close a loop: demand, delivery, entitlement, revenue, more demand.
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Youth Health Ambassadors
Peer educators and service connectors in schools and villages. They generate the demand and carry the referral.
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Women’s Voices & Advocacy
Organised women’s groups win the county budget lines and the social permission that keep the rest possible.
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Mobile Outreach
Twelve outreaches a year by boat, road and air. The platform every other programme stands on.
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Safari Vets
Animal health as household economics and zoonotic defence — and the door into households that would not otherwise open.
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Medical Centres
Facility-based care, the laboratory, and the Shungwaya joint venture: continuity, and earned revenue.
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What only the whole delivers
Remove any one and the loop opens. That is the argument for funding the system rather than a slice of it.
Where the work happens
69 implementation sites across three counties, in the first half of 2026.
Implementation sites, H1 2026
(outreach)
facilities
Targets to 2030
What each part costs
One unit per programme, taken from our own budgets at a planning rate of USD 1 = KES 129.
A funder can take any single row and judge it on its own. Taken together the rows are the system: demand created, care delivered, entitlement won, revenue earned, demand created again. This is the whole ask, broken into the pieces it is actually made of.
| Programme | One unit | What the unit is | What it returns |
|---|---|---|---|
| Youth Health Ambassadors | $78 | One ambassador’s stipend, one month | Peer sessions, household visits, every contact logged in the Community Health Toolkit |
| Women’s Voices & Advocacy | $350 | One women’s group through a budget cycle | A costed brief in front of a county assembly, argued by the women it is for |
| Mobile Outreach | $5,800 | One full monthly outreach | About 1,700 contacts and 2,400 conditions treated, at the H1 2026 rate |
| Safari Vets | $2,100 | One vaccination and treatment camp | A settlement’s herd protected — and the household’s ability to pay for care |
| Medical Centres | $2,325 | One youth-friendly service point, equipped | Somewhere a referral can actually go, inside a public facility |
The match
Grand Challenges Canada matches every dollar donated, dollar for dollar, while the CAD 640,000 match runs. A $78 ambassador becomes two.
The scale behind it
2026–2027 is our first million-dollar annual budget. The rows above are how that number is built, and how any part of it can be funded alone.
This program helps students stay in school and believe that their future matters.
Teacher Geofrey