Always Mercy

Together we can give comfort in body and soul in rural western Kenya

See how your gift impacts lives

Newest Building Project - Children's Ward July 2025

Visit to Rehema and other parts of Kenya ~ January 2025

Rehema Hospice and Clinic, Mfangano Island, Country Life and Ringa Girls School for Church Services

Rehema Nurse Cindy's Day

A very busy day of home visits at Rehema

1.5 million people suffer pain needlessly due to lack of medical care in Kenya. 
Only 10% ever receive the pain relief they need. 

Palliative Care can change that!

Palliative care improves quality of life for patients and families facing problems associated with chronic or life-threatening illnesses. Palliative care benefits children or adults, caring for the whole person as God has created us: body, mind and soul. This specialized care can be provided in the home as well.

kenya hospice

Many suffer in silence

72% of Kenyans live in the rural areas

Many of them live on less than $2 per day. That means healthcare is out of reach for the rural poor. 

Often, sufferers wait too long to receive assessment and medical treatment and become debilitated by disease or, when finally diagnosed, often have terminal illness, such as stage 4 cancer or AIDS. Breast and cervical cancers are high among rural women. Men suffer from TB, prostate and other cancers, or often have undiagnosed HIV, spreading disease to their spouses or partners. Rehema now offers outpatient clinic services, home based palliative and hospice care, and it has a small inpatient ward. We are joining the effort to care for those who suffer needlessly in the local community and beyond.

Your gifts help us bring mercy to those who are suffering

Support Compassionate Care through Always Mercy

Medical care in Kenya is affordable compared to the U.S. Help us make a difference by making a donation to Always Mercy. Just $25 per day provides essential palliative care at Rehema Hospice for someone who would otherwise suffer alone with a life-threatening disease or need hospice care at life’s end.

NEVER ALONE