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Our work · Kenya

Kenya

TotalCare Foundation has served the community of Eldoret since 2020. The TotalCare Rapha Clinic sits on the grounds of Deliverance Church and partners with the surrounding communities — committed to care that is compassionate, accessible, and high quality.

The clinic in Eldoret

TotalCare Rapha Clinic

The clinic is in Eldoret, the fifth largest city in Kenya. It offers multispecialty care — primary care, child immunizations, mother and child care, cancer screening, and counseling — at subsidized rates.

Transportation is a real barrier in Eldoret, so the clinic is built to handle every part of a patient’s care in one place.

  • Open Monday through Saturday
  • Doctor consultations at subsidized rates
  • 6 exam rooms and 1 emergency-equipped room
  • Laboratory services, EKGs, ultrasounds, fetal doppler and monitoring
  • A stocked pharmacy on site
The TotalCare Rapha Clinics building in Eldoret: a low clinic with a teal roof and arched windows, behind a trimmed yellow-green hedge.

Our services

  • Consultation
  • Laboratory Services
  • Pharmacy
  • Antenatal
  • Postnatal
  • Child Immunization
  • Wellness Check
  • ECG

Our team

David
Administrator
Ann
Clinical Officer
Bernice
Nurse Officer
Naomi
Lab Technician
Six men stand outside the clinic beneath the TotalCare Rapha Clinics sign and a Wellness Clinic banner listing the services offered.

Outreach campaigns

Clinic staff travel to nearby villages to provide free screenings and health education, and host medical camps for families in the Rift Valley region.

Strengthening local care

We collaborate with local hospitals, organizations, and educational institutions to share knowledge, resources, and training — so the impact outlasts any single visit.

Medical mission trips

Three days. Free care for the Rift Valley.

Since our first trip in 2021, TotalCare Foundation has taken an annual medical mission trip to Eldoret to host a three-day camp — free medical care and discounted services for underserved communities, delivered alongside local healthcare partners.

  • General medical check-ups
  • Dental care
  • Vaccinations
  • Orthopedics
  • A TotalCare volunteer leans out of a green window to hand papers to a woman in a purple jacket carrying a baby on her back; a handwritten sign beside the window reads “Chukua dawa hapa”.
  • Four people talking outside a corrugated-metal building: two badged TotalCare volunteers, one holding a patient form, a masked clinician in a white coat, and a woman in a denim jacket.
  • A masked TotalCare volunteer sorts medication packets beside stacked supply boxes in a classroom, where handwritten signs label the medicine categories.
  • A masked TotalCare volunteer with a stethoscope fills in a patient form at an outdoor camp table.

It does not matter if you are a medical professional or not, there is a great need for your skills. I believe everyone should go on a mission trip at least once in their life to see how big of an impact they can make regardless if they work in healthcare or not. You will see lives being transformed right in front of your eyes and this will grow you as a person. It is also an excellent way to get exposed to a different culture and norms.

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Come with us.

Our volunteers come from all walks of life — doctors, nurses, dentists, pharmacists, and other healthcare professionals — and we love additional help in any capacity. We welcome anyone with a heart for service.

Volunteer to serve

Getting ready? What to bring on a mission trip →

Email us at info@totalcarefoundation.org and we’ll be in touch.

An outreach coach in a blue TotalCare Kenya jersey speaking to a field of seated children.

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