CareCall

12/04/2026

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09/04/2026

THRIVE: A Teens Mental Wellness Workshop🌱

Register now: https://rebrand.ly/thriveteens

Is your teen feeling overwhelmed, stressed, or struggling emotionally?
This is where real change begins.

Equip them with the confidence, resilience, and life skills they need to thrive not just survive.

Join CareCall and REMAKE for a powerful one-day experience designed to help teens build emotional strength, self-awareness, and healthy coping skills.

📅 Date: Friday, 24th April 2026
⏰ Time: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
📍 Venue: UoN Grounds

Led by professional psychologists in a safe, engaging, and supportive environment.

🎯 Plus: A practical Career Talk to guide teens on their future path.

💰 Fee: KES 2,000 (Covers venue, meals & session materials)

✨ A small investment for a lifetime of impact.

📞 0765050313/0703535351
⚠️ Limited slots available!

Register now:
Link in bio!

08/04/2026

It’s more than just an event…
It’s impact. It’s care. It’s community.
Something meaningful is on the way. Stay tuned.

07/04/2026

Welcome to The CareCall Journey — Episode 1.
Before every medical camp, every outreach, every life we touch…
there are conversations, ideas, plans, and people coming together with one goal.
This was our Q2 2026 strategic meeting ,where vision meets action.
We’re bringing you behind the scenes.
The process. The growth. The wins. The challenges

04/04/2026

03/04/2026

Today we remember a sacrifice that changed everything. A love so deep, it chose the cross.

31/03/2026

Behind every powerful health story is a voice that brings real issues to light.

Jacinta Maiga, our Nutritionist, Nurse, and Health Journalist, shares a compelling piece on the deadly cost of poor waste disposal and its impact on community health.

This is a a reflection of challenges many communities continue to face every day.

Take a moment to read the article and tell us what stood out to you most?
👉 https://www.the-star.co.ke/health/2025-08-15-one-mans-misfortune-story-shows-the-deadly-cost-of-poor-waste-disposal

30/03/2026

Moments that mattered.
From screenings to smiles, yesterday’s medical camp at PCEA Umoja was all about showing up, caring, and making health accessible for our community.

30/03/2026

Yesterday was nothing short of impactful.
We successfully held a Medical Camp & Blood Donation Drive at PCEA Umoja Grounds, and the turnout, the energy, and the impact reminded us exactly why community health matters.
From early morning, individuals and families showed up ready to take charge of their health and we were honored to walk that journey with them. Through the collaboration between CareCall, Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital, Aster Health Care, and the PCEA Umoja Parish Health Board, we were able to offer a wide range of essential services including consultations, screenings and eye care, nutritional guidance, and so much more.
What stood out most was not just the numbers, but the stories:
– The relief of someone finally getting clarity about their health
– The courage of those who came forward to donate blood and save lives
– The gratitude from community members who rarely access such services
This was more than just a camp , it was access, awareness, and action all in one place.
To every healthcare provider, volunteer, partner, and participant . Thank you for showing up and making a difference. Your time, skill, and compassion truly transformed lives.
And to the community: thank you for trusting us with your health.
This is why we do what we do. And this is only the beginning.
PreventiveCare

30/03/2026

Yesterday was nothing short of impactful.
We successfully held a Medical Camp & Blood Donation Drive at PCEA Umoja Grounds, and the turnout, the energy, and the impact reminded us exactly why community health matters.
From early morning, individuals and families showed up ready to take charge of their health and we were honored to walk that journey with them. Through the collaboration between CareCall, Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital, Aster Health Care, and the PCEA Umoja Parish Health Board, we were able to offer a wide range of essential services including consultations, screenings and eye care, nutritional guidance, and so much more.
What stood out most was not just the numbers, but the stories:
– The relief of someone finally getting clarity about their health
– The courage of those who came forward to donate blood and save lives
– The gratitude from community members who rarely access such services
This was more than just a camp , it was access, awareness, and action all in one place.
To every healthcare provider, volunteer, partner, and participant . Thank you for showing up and making a difference. Your time, skill, and compassion truly transformed lives.
And to the community: thank you for trusting us with your health.
This is why we do what we do. And this is only the beginning.