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A Charity in Kenya :  The Cherry Clinic was set up in 2007 by Cherry Watt, a retired UK nurse/midwife in Mamboleo , one of the most deprived and needy rural areas of Kisumu, Kenya.  There is a high percentage of malnutrition, malaria and HIV/Aids. Some of the local people joined together and purchased land with scenic views to build a new medical Clinic in the Mamboleo area and help is needed to do this.

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Eric and Cherry are just back from Kenya having spent nearly a month there.

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New Clinic building

Summary of progress early 2011 (video)

Listen to Cherry, click here > Cherry Watts(mp3)

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Rented clinic

Temporary rented clinic in Mamboleo Village- ground floor only

 

The clinic currently in a temporary building serves the local community by providing:-

 

  • Health care services reducing infant and adult mortality rates caused by:
    • Malaria (which is rampant in this area near Lake Victoria
    • Malnutrition
    • HIV/AIDs
  • Antenatal/Baby clinics improving health and maternal skills of mothers,
  • Health and Hygiene education together with a Monthly workshop on HIV/AIDS education with HIV testing, counselling and guidance service.
  • Visits by medical teams from the UK (at least annually since 2008) holding free Medical Camp days which has seen and treated more than 1,800 patients so far.  In 2010 Free Eye Camp and Dental camp were also held.

A License to practise has been granted with the Cherry Clinic registered with the Kisumu Office of the District Gender and Social Development Officer as a Community Based Organisation.( More information available from National Coordinating Agency for Population and Development (NCAPD).)

Trustees have been appointed in Kisumu and United Kingdom and is registered with the Charity Commission in the UK.(Registered Charity number 1130394) as FRIENDS OF THE CHERRY CLINIC.  Latest information here> Blogs.

Please continue as we go forward together to help others who have nothing in this corner of Africa except appalling poverty. Please contact us or the CAF (Charities Aid Foundation) as a member you can donate using the 24 hour donation line 08456 000 909 quoting the Registered Charity number 1130394.

Or online at www.cafonline.org