Protecting lives from preventable diseases. Through dedicated pediatric medicine, counseling, and clean water infrastructure, we bring health and hope to East Africa.
Clean water and professional healthcare form the foundation of any thriving community. In rural Kenya, ACEF bridges the gap by building hospital facilities, supporting AIDS patients, and securing local sanitation grids.
Established in 1997, Tenri Children's Hospital acts as a crucial medical hub for the Embu district. We operate 24 hours a day, providing emergency pediatric care, treatment, and critical hospitalization services.
The hospital is fully accredited by the National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF) of Kenya. It features clean surgical units, advanced lab systems, and counseling services to assist families under heavy economic stress.
Established in 2007 (expanded in 2010), our Comprehensive Care Clinic (CCC) provides specialized counseling, diagnostics, and treatment for patients affected by HIV/AIDS.
Total Care Program: We distribute life-saving Antiretroviral (ARV) therapy, coordinate nutritional support, and offer educational workshops to build family resilience and improve overall Quality of Life (QOL).
Many diseases in East Africa stem from contaminated water sources. We build clean handwashing stations in primary schools and install water purification systems in remote villages.
Mobile Clinics: We periodically organize mobile health units to travel to dry areas (like Makima), offering health checks, basic medications, and sanitation guidance directly to those in need.
