Whom we serve

We serve those who are too often left behind by the traditional health system, pregnant women, new mothers, newborns, children under five, adolescent girls, and people living in hard-to-reach rural areas. These are individuals and families who face enormous barriers to care: the clinic is too far, transport is unaffordable, and services are either unavailable or unknown. Many are also affected by poverty, disability, or social exclusion. They are the mothers who receive a home visit from a Nurse on Bike instead of walking miles while in labor. They are the children whose malnutrition is caught early by a CHW. They are adolescent girls receiving menstrual health education and dignity kits in remote schools and elderly caregivers learning safe sanitation practices through WASH outreach.

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Our clients are the last-mile families, the ones who would otherwise fall through the cracks. They live at the intersection of geographic isolation, health inequality, and disaster vulnerability. Through our Proactive Doorstep Care (PDC) model, we bring care directly to their homes, bridging the gap between need and access. We combine maternal and child health services with nutrition, WASH, mental health, and adolescent support, we not only save lives, we build trust, dignity, and resilience. At Wandikweza, every visit is a step toward equity. Because no one should be unseen, unheard, or uncared for.​​