Residents of Lamu County will benefit from a major free medical outreach courtesy of a partnership between the County Government of Lamu and the M-Pesa Foundation, set to take place on Saturday, 19th July 2025, at Hindi Primary School, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Dubbed “Matibabu Bila Malipo”, the initiative will bring a wide range of free healthcare services closer to the community, with a special focus on women, children, and people with disabilities. The camp aims to ease access to essential medical services, particularly in remote areas, through a fully equipped mobile clinic staffed by healthcare professionals.
According to Lamu Governor H.E Issa Timamy, the initiative reflects his administration’s commitment to universal health access and preventive healthcare.
“No one should be left behind when it comes to healthcare. We are proud to partner with Mpesa Foundation and other key organizations to bring services to our people—right where they are,” he said.
Services to be Offered Include:
General medical consultation
Dental check-upsEye care and treatment
Cancer screening, including breast examsWomen’s health services
Disability assessment and therapy
Citizens can connect with a doctor ahead of the camp via WhatsApp by texting “Hi” to +25470808069 or send “ZURI” via SMS to 40815.This life-changing medical camp is powered by partnerships with Zuri Health, Lions Sight First Eye Hospital, Kenya Society for the Intellectually Handicapped (KISE), and other healthcare allies.Residents are encouraged to attend early and take full advantage of the free services being offered.
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