Free Surgical Camp To Provide Vital Medical Services In Narok

The Rotary Clubs of Nairobi Magharibi, Maasai Mara, and Enkare-Narok, in collaboration with the Surgical Society of Kenya and the County of Narok, are thrilled to announce a forthcoming free surgical camp in Narok, Kenya.

Scheduled to run from September 27th September to 1^st October 2023, at Narok County Referral Hospital, Shepherd’s Hospital, Cottage Hospital, Medicatia Hospital, and Premier Care Hospital, this initiative aims to deliver essential surgical procedures to the residents of Narok and its neighboring areas.

A diverse range of surgical treatments will be available during the camp, including hernia repair, appendectomy, colostomy (ARM), excision of lumps, hemorrhoidectomy, herniorrhaphy, herniotomy, hydrocelectomy, prostatectomy, thyroidectomy, and urethroplasty.

A team of dedicated volunteer surgeons, anesthetists, nurses, and support staff will be on-site, providing their expertise to make a positive impact on the community.

The Rotary Clubs and the Surgical Society of Kenya share a commitment to enhancing the health and well-being of Kenyans. This free surgical camp represents their ongoing efforts to ensure access to high-quality healthcare services for underserved communities.

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“We are delighted to collaborate with the Surgical Society of Kenya in bringing these essential surgical services to the people of Narok,” said Mr. Alex Saiyalel Kareso, Immediate President of the Rotary Club of Nairobi Magharibi. “Our objective is to make a positive difference in the lives of those who are most in need, and we firmly believe that this surgical camp is an effective way to achieve that goal.”

Moses Paraiywa, President of the Maasai Mara Rotary Club, echoed this sentiment, stating, “This exciting partnership presents an opportunity for the people of Narok County and its surrounding areas to access the free surgical camp. It aligns with our club’s mission of creating a positive and lasting impact within our communities.”

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Narok County faces significant challenges due to its vast size and limited financial resources, particularly for those residing in remote areas. The availability of surgical services in the region is often hindered by these constraints. Thus, the surgical camp in Narok, staffed by qualified surgeons, will provide vital assistance to our community while identifying complex cases that may require further referrals. We encourage all patients in need of highly sought-after surgical interventions to take advantage of this opportunity and participate in the free surgical camp.

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Ms. Betty Moraa, President of the Rotary Club of Enkare Narok, emphasized the importance of the camp, stating, “Given the predicted economic challenges ahead, healthcare is expected to place a heavier financial burden on people’s lives. There are individuals in our community whose ailments, if addressed promptly, will lead to improved lives and contribute to family development. The people of Narok, like many others in Kenya, have endured reduced access to medical care and lack the financial means to afford surgeries. This camp will empower breadwinners, provide relief to caregivers, and bring smiles to children’s faces.”

The free surgical camp is open to all residents of Narok and surrounding areas, including Bomet and Nakuru. Patients are encouraged to register early and obtain a pre-diagnosis at the three participating hospitals. To register for the free surgical camp, individuals can contact Narok County Referral Hospital or the Rotary Club of Nairobi Magharibi via pr@rcnmagharibi.org or send a message to Dr. Langat at 0725 159130 or Dr. Pallangyo at 0708 229010.

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