Matakiri Tumaini Centre has transformed into a modern primary healthcare facility serving the marginalised rural residents of Matakiri Ward, Tharaka-Nithi County. We operate as a private outpatient clinic with near-term plans to extend inpatient services for mothers, newborns, and children, as well as non-surgical inpatient care. Our work is made possible through deep partnerships with Tharaka-Nithi County Government, diaspora healthcare professionals — nurses, midwives, and GPs — and leading global health organisations committed to health equity in underserved communities.
From frontline consultations to cutting-edge AI-assisted research, every service we offer is designed around the realities of life in rural Tharaka-Nithi.
Our model depends on meaningful collaboration. We are proud to work alongside government, diaspora professionals, and global health leaders.
Our primary government partner, working with us to align services with county health priorities and reach the most vulnerable populations.
Kenyan and international healthcare professionals volunteering expertise, mentorship, and short-term placements to strengthen local clinical capacity.
International partners providing technical support, funding, and research collaboration to scale our interventions across the region.
Working together to broker diaspora expertise placements and co-develop quality healthcare programmes for underserved communities.
Our innovation hub is equipped with modern computers, data infrastructure, and analytical tools enabling our team to design, test, and deploy AI-powered health interventions. We focus on practical solutions — clinical decision support, disease surveillance, maternal health risk screening, and digital health literacy — that can work in low-resource environments and be replicated across rural Kenya and beyond.
Collaborate With Us →Developing and validating machine learning models for early disease detection, risk stratification, and clinical decision support.
Community-level health data collection and analysis to inform policy, resource allocation, and programme design.
Partnering with universities and global health researchers to generate evidence from our community-based programmes.
Building mobile and web-based tools that extend healthcare reach to those beyond the clinic walls.
From partner visits and community outreach to clinic milestones — a living record of our work and the community we serve.
Access your patient records, appointments, test results, and care plans through our secure online portal.
Whether you are a patient, a potential partner, a diaspora clinician, or a researcher — we welcome your enquiry.