Life-Changing Medical Care for the Hurting & Forgotten

Empowering African Healthcare Professionals

Developing and equipping the next generation of African health workers is critical.

AMH Enabling African Healthcare Professionals

African Mission Hospitals are key to improving healthcare.

To realize a future of growing, sustainable, and vibrant health systems in Africa, qualified and compassionate health professionals are desperately needed. Too many talented young Africans, who could be the medical leaders of tomorrow, lack the opportunities to train. What’s needed are more committed and attentive faculty; teaching space; housing; tuition support; and functional health systems in which to see and care for patients.

Mission hospitals are in a strong position to train African health workers thanks to functional systems, experienced missionary and African faculty, and a compassionate Christian ethos.

Training is core to all AMH does.

3,000+

short-term and long-term clinical trainees.

We have trained 3,000 health workers, including 217 doctors, surgeons, nurses, anesthetists and others in degree granting programs; and 2,800 care providers in Kenya’s largest HIV clinical training program.

Support African Mission Hospitals.

African mission hospitals are very effective training centers. With your help, building strong institutions now, capable of mentoring generations of health professionals, who in turn care for tens of millions of people, can be our greatest legacy. Graduates from these centers of excellence fan out across Africa, improving care and teaching. Investments in mission teaching hospitals multiply across the continent.

AMH Mission Hospital Teaching Network

We have a very BIG DREAM…We envision an African continent filled with enduring and improving health systems where everyone has access to quality, compassionate healthcare.

Combating the TB Scourge in Kenya

On a typical day, Kijabe Hospital’s outpatient department will be bustling with dozens of patients from across the country.

Improving HIV Care In Kenya

Tabitha Wambugu is a clinical officer (physician assistant) working with Lea Toto, a program caring for HIV-infected children and orphans in the Nairobi slum of Kariobangi.

Help Empower African Healthcare Professionals

More AMH Programs Changing Lives

Combating HIV & Other Infectious Diseases

Improving Maternal & Child Health

Increasing Surgical Capacity

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