Queenspark Hospital

04/02/2024

Cost ya care for cance kwa ma-hustler inafaa tuicheki poa ama vipi?

30/01/2024

19/06/2022

Kwa mabuda wote mtaani, hii ndio ile day yenu. Big up!!! Igwee!

14/06/2022

A donation of blood means a few minutes to you, but a lifetime for somebody else.

Kuwa otero. Donate damu usave msee leo.

13/06/2022

Niaje watu wangu. Tuliwaondokea kiasi? Hehe. Hii njeve ya June ilikuwa imetupeleka teke kiasi but tukakumbuka hii ndio ile month ya mabigman bazuu. Tokeeni tuwasort

06/06/2022

Reposted from Spring brings warmer weather and beautiful flowers, but it can also bring . 🤧

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02/06/2022

Unajua si lazima ukuwe msick ndio uende hosi. Regular checkups ni muhimu kukeep body in check. Chapa lapu huku tuko na FREE MEDICAL CHECKUP kila Friday

01/06/2022

Happy kwa mbogi yote.

30/05/2022

na zina issues kibao. Ka kuna noma mtaani, usitense. Pressure inaezakufanya ukuwe mbwakni sana. Tuchapie leo ubook session na sisi kesho. Tusort maneno k**a wazimbiting ama vipi mtu yangu?



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25/05/2022

Shared from UNICEF: When you notice your friend is struggling with their mental health, it might be difficult to find the right words.

Here are some dos and don'ts to get you started.

19/05/2022

Ng'endo Mwangi was Kenya's first woman physician. She set up clinics serving a very large rural population. She was born in Kenya and studied in the United States.
Born in Kinoo, Kiambu to Rahab Wambui Mwangi and Mwangi Muchiri, she attended Loreto High school Limuru as part of its pioneer class. Mwangi was enabled to study in the United States under the Kennedy Airlifts program and she became the first black African woman to attend Smith College in Massachusetts. She graduated from Smith College in 1961, after which she became the first African student at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City. Returning to Kenya as a qualified physician, she opened her first practice, the Athi River Clinic, in an arid rural region southeast of Nairobi where she was the only doctor for over 300,000 Maasai people. In 1987 she founded the Reto Medical Center at Sultan Hamud.
Members of the Black Students Alliance at Smith College made the case for additional facilities on campus and, in 1973, the Mwangi Cultural Center was established and named in her honor. At that time the center was located at Lilly Hall but it later was moved to the Davis Center at Smith College. Mwangi formally changed her name from Florence Gladwell in 1967. She was awarded an honorary degree by Smith College in 1987. She died of breast cancer in 1989.