Health Education & Gender Equity
Knowledge to prevent disease and embrace healthier lives — plus reproductive health education, menstrual hygiene training and advocacy against early child marriage and FGM.
- SDG 3
- SDG 4
- SDG 5
Give Health, Give Hope
Because everyone deserves a chance to be healthy.
A women-led, community-centered health non-profit in Kajiado County — bringing quality, accessible care to underserved communities, hand in hand with local health workers and Kenya's Ministry of Health.
- Health education sessions
- 34,965
- Medical treatments
- 11,342
- Scholarships awarded
- 06
10,864
packs of sanitary pads distributed
Our Approach
We strengthen local government health facilities and champion community-led solutions — so good health takes root and lasts.
Our Impact
Progress you can count, lives you can’t.
Every figure below is a person, a family or a clinic in Kajiado County, reached through programs funded by people like you.
- 34,965Health education
- 11,342Medical treatments
- 10,864Sanitary pads distributed
- 10,128Preventative screenings
- 361Health staff trained
- 06University scholarships
About Entepesi Kenya
Named for the acacia — resilient, healing, rooted in its land.
“Entepesi” is the Maasai word for the acacia tree, valued for its strength and medicinal properties. Entepesi Kenya was founded after three of our four founders witnessed critical gaps in healthcare during a local medical camp — and decided to close them.
Officially registered on 29 March 2021, we deliver holistic, people-first interventions through strong collaboration with the Ministry of Health and grassroots networks, aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
- Women-led & community-centered
- Partnering with the Ministry of Health
- Aligned with the UN SDGs
What We Do
Four programs, one purpose: health for all.
Medical & Nutrition Outreaches
Lifelines for underserved communities — clinical care, food relief and links to the health system, so families survive today and thrive tomorrow.
- SDG 1
- SDG 2
- SDG 3
Capacity Building
Scholarships, mentorship and leadership development for students pursuing health degrees — growing a home-grown health workforce.
- SDG 3
- SDG 4
- SDG 17
One Health
Human health is bound to the health of animals and the environment. We promote cross-sector collaboration so people, animals and ecosystems thrive in balance.
- SDG 3
- SDG 6
- SDG 17
Supporting Women’s Health
Care for every woman, from birth to old age.
We provide information and resources for girls and women at every stage of life — because when women are healthy, whole communities flourish.
Donate to support women’s health- 01
Keeping girls in school
Sanitary pads and menstrual hygiene training so girls never miss class during their monthly cycles.
- 02
Strengthening local facilities
Support for immunizations, vaccinations and family planning services at government health facilities.
- 03
Training birth companions
Equipping traditional birth companions in rural villages with safe, life-saving skills.
- 04
Protecting girls’ rights
Advocacy against early child marriage and Female Genital Mutilation — critical health and justice issues.
Get Involved
There’s a place for you under the acacia.
Global Collaboration
Volunteer & Explore
Medical student, recent graduate or practicing doctor? Join our customized health internship — work alongside local health workers, share knowledge through lectures and mentor university students.
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Health Downloads
Professionally designed community health teaching materials, free to download — built to start conversations about health and empower people with factual knowledge.
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Partner With Us
Universities, foundations and health organizations — let’s build sustainable, community-led care together.
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Prevention is better than cure
Give Health, Give Hope.
Your gift funds community dialogues, screenings for hypertension, diabetes and cervical cancer, and university scholarships that close the gap in Kenya’s health workforce.