African Mission Healthcare Foundation

AMH supports mission hospitals and medical clinics in the Sub-Saharan region of Africa. It provides financial support and expertise that strengthens its mission hospital partners to serve people in greatest need. AMH's programs focus on strengthening and expanding clinical care, equipment and infrastructure, medical education, and hospital operations. In 2024, AMH made investments that will make more than 2.5 million lifetime patient visits possible and approximately 275,941 direct patient visits over the twelve months. AMH also enabled a total of 6,111 surgical and corrective procedures. AMH's selected investments in equipment and infrastructure during 2024 included:Continued construction of the birthing center at Rwibaale Hospital in Uganda, High Dependency Unit at Kapsowar Hospital and remodeling of the theatres at Ibanda and Rushoroza Hospitals. Staff housing renovations were done at Nkhoma and Rwibaale Hospitals. Medical training facilities were constructed and equipped at Kijabe, Rwibaale, Ibanda, Mbingo and Chogoria Hospitals. A waste water treatment system was put in place at Kibuye Hospital and Oxygen systems were maintained at Kijabe, Partners in Hope, Bongolo and Nkhoma Hospitals. During 2024 our direct investments in equipment and infrastructure totaled $2.9 million. AMH also enabled training for 1,101 healthcare workers through short courses, undergraduate and postgraduate programs, and anesthesia and clinical training programs. AMH's online learning platform enables training tailored for Kenyan Clinical Officers ("COs"), medical professionals like Physician Assistants in the United States. In 2024, 3,301 new users were enrolled on the online platform, completing a total of 195,480 models in 2024. Users from Kenya and 17 other countries are registered. Ninety-nine thousand seven hundred forty-two feedback instances were collected from these enrolled users, with 99.9% indicating they had learned something they did not know.