George Mudenyo Kadima Medical Centre

11/08/2026

The Nasio Trust George Mudenyo Medical Centre, in partnership with Tiba Kwa Wote Health Care Foundation, wishes to invite anyone with a surgical condition to a free medical camp screening.
📅 Date: 20th & 21st August
📍 Venue: GMK Medical Centre
The screening will be conducted by a team of qualified surgical doctors.
Free medical screening and consultation.
Please share this information with your friends, family, and anyone who may benefit from this service.
Everyone is welcome!

30/06/2026

Welcome all to our facility for quality healthcare services

16/05/2026

Happy international nurses week to our amazing nurses

It's International Nurses Week!

We proudly recognize and appreciate our nurses at GMK for their unwavering dedication, compassion, and outstanding service to the community and the Ministry of Health.

This year alone, our nursing team has successfully conducted 104 deliveries, administered 1,162 immunizations, and provided care to 5,392 patients. These remarkable achievements reflect the hard work, commitment, and meaningful impact our nurses make every single day.

Thank you to all our nurses for your tireless efforts, professionalism, and exceptional care. You are truly the backbone of healthcare.

Happy International Nurses Week! 🧡

08/05/2026

Welldone Lottie

We would like to thank Lottie for spending two weeks volunteering with us at our Medical Centre and on our healthcare projects ! We hope to see you in Kenya again soon ! Thank you for making a big difference in our community in Musanda 🇰🇪 ✨

25/04/2026

01/04/2026

We are proud of our achievements in the year 2025.

We’re proud to share our 2025 impact 💫

• 11,000+ patients treated
• 2,000 smallholder farmers supported 🌱
• 364 vulnerable children educated 📚
• 58 volunteers hosted in Kenya 🌍

None of this would have been possible without you.

Thank you for being part of the journey 🧡

Find out more by following the link or heading to our website now - https://thenasiotrust.org/nasio-trust-2025-achievements/

03/02/2026

As we celebrate World Cancer Day 4th of February 2026,under the theme “United by Unique,” we reaffirm our commitment to patient-centered cancer care.

By acknowledging the uniqueness of every cancer journey and working together across disciplines and communities, we can deliver care that is equitable, compassionate, and effective.

United by unique. United in care.

05/01/2026

Protecting Your Health Against Cervical Cancer .
Early detection is the most powerful tool we have. While cervical cancer often has no symptoms in its very early stages, it is important to know the warning signs as the disease progresses.
Abnormal Vaginal Bleeding: Bleeding between periods, after menopause, or after sexual in*******se.
Unusual Discharge: Vaginal discharge that may be watery, pale, pink, brown, bloody, or foul-smelling.
Pelvic Pain: Persistent pain in the pelvis or lower back that isn't related to other conditions.
Pain During In*******se: Pain felt during or after sexual activity.
If you notice any of these symptoms, do not panic, but do not delay.
1. Consult a Professional: Visit your nearest healthcare facility or gynecologist immediately for a check-up.
2. Be Specific: Tell your healthcare provider exactly what symptoms you are experiencing and for how long.
3. Request a Screening: Ask for a cervical cancer screening (HPV DNA test or Pap Smear).
4. Follow Up: Ensure you receive and understand your results and follow the recommended next steps provided by your doctor.
Remember: Having these symptoms doesn't always mean you have cancer—other infections or conditions can cause them—but only a medical professional can give you an accurate diagnosis.