Banda Health is a nonprofit based in Nairobi, Kenya, empowering healthcare providers in low-resource settings to deliver good healthcare.
In low-resource settings, what keeps patients from getting good healthcare is obvious:
There are not enough resources.
Banda Go is an IT solution that helps small clinics get the most out of their available resources.
Banda Go keeps medicines and supplies in stock at all times so that patients receive the right treatment right away.
It also reduces waste and theft and keeps inventory costs at a minimum, so that patient costs stay as low as possible.
Costs stay down, healthy outcomes go up.
We plan on putting Banda Go in 500 clinics by the end of 2020.
That’s something like 2 million patients that will have access to good healthcare. And we won’t stop there.
Donate to make good healthcare possible in low-resource settings. Invest in the people dedicated to taking care of their patients in the toughest situations.
Newsletter – Recent Issues
The first thing I noticed at Community Health Partners Health Center in Narok, about three hours outside of Nairobi, was the beautiful Maasai patients sitting on a single, wooden bench outside the clinic.
Our first clinic visit was in Nairobi at Midhill Clinic, which I was excited to see because it was run by two females. I expected to find two type-A females who were blunt, business-minded individuals. But since there’s no way to look their clinic up online or even to find a picture of them on a social media site, I had to wait patiently during the two hour drive from our base in Kijabe to see if my assumptions were correct.
“We believe there is enough wealth in the world to eradicate poverty, we just need to will to do so.” – the Scotts.
As a young couple, Sylvia and Stephen Scott left their little home village near Matangwe in rural western Kenya to study and work in Canada. Twenty years later, they came back to a Matangwe they hardly recognized and partnered with local leaders to start the clinic that eventually became Matangwe Hospital.
