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Before and After

They say a picture is worth a thousand words; and when you see the before and after photos of Chelimo, a 2 1/2 year old cared for at Kimbilio Hospice, you know why.

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JEMIMAH’S STORY OF HOPE

Baby Jemimah arrived to Kimbilio Hospice severely malnourished and in desperate need of loving care. With both, she came back to life. Read more...

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REMEMBERING A HERO

On June 17, our community said good-bye to a dear friend, Betty Teka. Her faith and courage to speak openly about her HIV status empowered thousands to go for testing and to live in freedom.

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Kimbilio Hospice

meaning Refuge in Swahili  is  a 24 bed, inpatient facility that houses adults and children living with life-limiting
illness.

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Catherine

When Catherine stumbled into Kimbilio Hospice, she was in excruciating pain. She explained that she had been diagnosed with breast cancer several years prior but had never had access to treatment or pain control of any kind.

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Our Vision:
To create a community of compassion that honors life and offers hope.
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Our Belief:
Every person was created in the image of God. More than treating a disease, we care for a person—physically, psychosocially, and spiritually.
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People

Our Ministry:
Extend quality physical, psychological & spiritual care, Support to families with dying loved ones...
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LATEST NEWS More Latest News

Introducing Kimbilio Hospice Marathon

On October 13, 2013 many of them will gather in the rural village of Kipkaren to run a marathon in celebration of World Hospice Day. The run will begin and end at Kimbilio Hospice and will honor the lives and the memory of our guests.

Outpatient clinic construction begins…

The outpatient clinic/administration building construction offiicially begun on April 3, 2013. As the Living Room team, we look forward to the expansion of services and care that will be provided through this facility.

DID YOU KNOW? More Latest News

Only 136 countries…

out of the world’s 234 countries, have one or more hospice or palliative care services available to seriously ill people and their families and carers.

Cancer Rates in Africa…

are expected to grow by 400% over the next 50 years.

80% of Cancer Patients in Africa…

have advanced incurable disease at first presentation to a health facility.

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