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Every figure here is drawn from hospital records and independently audited accounts, not marketing estimates.
Figures below are from the Foundation’s FY2024 audited annual report (year ended 31 July 2024) unless marked.
Share of FY2024 disbursements by program (year ended 31 July 2024).
Medical camps and referral pathways beyond Nairobi.
3 camps · 640 children screened
2 camps · 418 children screened
3 camps · 702 children screened
1 camp · 214 children screened
2 camps · 380 children screened
of children with cancer in Kenya survive today, a rate held back by late diagnosis and limited access to specialist care — the gap our Childhood Cancer Program exists to close.
Real stories
Diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma in April 2025, Taeghan reached Gertrude's after delays in accessing specialist care. Funds from the walk removed the financial barriers to her surgery and chemotherapy — she has since completed treatment and returned to normal childhood activities.
Diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, Taeghan reached Gertrude’s after delays in accessing specialist care — funds from the walk removed the financial barriers to her treatment.
Taeghan, 4
Every child referred with a congenital heart defect is assessed for surgery — no family is turned away for inability to pay.
Paediatric Heart Surgery Program
The Daktari Smart Telemedicine Program connects children in remote counties directly to specialists in Nairobi.
Telemedicine Program
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Funding treatment for children facing cancer, heart disease and sickle cell disease across Kenya.
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