“Quality healthcare for all, regardless of background” – a bold statement, wouldn’t you say? Here we are, standing before Mewa Hospital, a place that truly embodies that motto. Mewa Hospital first opened its doors in 1992. It was a project driven by the Muslim Education and Welfare Association, or MEWA, and it started as a beacon of hope for the community. The hospital was built in the Majengo Musa neighborhood of Mombasa. You’ll find it nestled along Sharif Alwy Kassim Lane, tucked away just off Mwabundu Road. From humble beginnings as a simple outpatient department, Mewa Hospital has blossomed. Today it’s a fully equipped hospital with 49 beds for inpatients. It provides round-the-clock outpatient services, handles accidents and emergencies, and offers maternity services – both deliveries and comprehensive mother and child healthcare. They have it all: diagnostic radiology, a laboratory, a theatre, and a whole lineup of specialist clinics. What truly sets Mewa Hospital apart is its unwavering commitment to inclusivity. It was founded on the principle that everyone deserves quality healthcare, regardless of their background. Whether you’re rich or poor, regardless of your race, religion, or ethnicity, Mewa Hospital opens its doors to you.
Frere Town S.D.A. Church
Did the rhythmic clang of a bell ever reach your ears? In Frere Town, it wasn’t just any bell. It