Rotary medical mission to Kenya additional notes

Notes from the mission are in the process of being added

The final day at the Mukuru slum

This is our last day in Mukuru and after this picture we started to pack up and head our separate way all having experienced a very fulfilling and in some cases life changing project.

The team picture

Some of the registration and triage group

A few moments of quiet

Children waiting for treatment

Coming to the end of the medical program Rotary Nairobi Kenya

Every morning we meet at the hotel that houses most of the team for breakfast and announcements. The dental process is not always popular with the prospective patients.

The volunteers have breakfast before the day's work

A prospective dental patient has second thoughts

In the Mukuru slum we are located at a Catholic complex

More work at the Mukuru slum

We are in full swing and things are going smoothly.

School children waiting for treatment
A view from the bus

It is not raining but the sun is hot

A local food store

Sep. 25th treating patients in the Mukuru slum Nairobi Kenya

We are into the swing of things registering and triaging patients at the Mukuru slum in Nairobi Kenya. Our group is focusing mainly on women with children with medical, dental and or optical needs. Kenyan volunteers including many college Rotoracters and medical personnel are helping thousands of school children in parallel with our efforts.

Regustration and Triage Kiosk

Mothers and children waiting for treatment

Eye testing for those who cannot read

Filling prescriptions in the pharmacy

Malinda (Hope Worldwide) and Erick confer at Muruku
They have been critical for the success of the program