Frequently Asked Questions

CURE Kenya provides medical care for all children living with treatable disabilities regardless of economic status, ethnicity or religion. Click here to see the types of conditions we treat.

All medical care is provided through the generous contributions of CURE donors, our non-profit partners, and insurance programs. Children will be treated by our clinical team without charge or debt created, regardless of ethnicity, religion, or economic status.
To learn more about how to volunteer at CURE Kenya, click here.
If you’d like to donate and help sponsor a child’s surgery, click here.

While treatment can vary in cost and can be expensive, the patient does not have to pay for CURE Kenya’s services. All medical care is provided through the generous contributions of CURE donors, our non-profit partners, and insurance programs. Children are treated by our clinical team without charge or debt created, regardless of ethnicity, religion, or economic status.

To learn more about how to receive care at CURE Kenya, click here.

If you’d like to donate and help sponsor a child’s surgery, click here.

CURE Children’s Hospital of Kenya
Address: Kijabe Rd, Kijabe, Kenya
On-site Clinic Schedule: Monday-Friday: 8:30 am-4:00 pm
Hospital Phone: +254 701 22 44 55

CURE Kenya Nairobi Clinic
Address: Westpoint Building, 4th Floor
Mpaka Road, Westlands
Phone: +254 733 79 04 21

Mondays: Limb clinic for arms and legs, general consultation, clubfoot
Tuesdays: Physiotherapy
Wednesdays: General consultations, physiotherapy
Thursdays: Serial casting
Fridays: Spine clinic, general consultation, physiotherapy