Since 2013, IMA has made a lasting difference in Kenya through practical, community-based healthcare. Our mobile clinics have reached thousands, delivering essential care to address HIV (3.5% prevalence in 2023) and malaria (260 cases per 1,000 in 2023).
Hygiene education programs in schools and villages have improved daily health practices, targeting the challenge of limited sanitation access, with only 33.1% of the population covered in 2023. Mental health clinics provide support for individuals in need, and our nutrition initiatives help combat childhood malnutrition in high-risk areas. Each program is developed alongside Kenyan partners, focusing on long-term sustainability and empowering communities to drive their own health improvements.
Consider Amina, a mother in a coastal village, who found hope through IMA’s mobile clinic. Free HIV testing and education changed her life, and now she advocates for her community, breaking stigma with every conversation.
Or meet Sarah, a 2023 pre-med intern, who recalls, “Kenya reshaped my path. The clinical skills and cultural insights I gained are my foundation for medical school.” These stories are the heartbeat of IMA’s mission, and as an intern, you’ll write the next chapter.
