We operate a network of 25 healthcare centers that correspond to level-2 and level-3 health facilities in Kenya's rural and underserved communities. Known as Ubuntu-Afya Kiosks, these centers incorporate research and STONE-HMIS® (a proprietary Health Management and Information System) to effectively address the health needs of Kenyan communities.  
These facilities offer a comprehensive range of services, including treatment and vaccination for non-communicable diseases & Infectious diseases, Reproductive, Maternal and Child Health (RMCH) services, Sexual and Reproductive Health Services, and HIV services.
Functionality and sustainability are achieved through our "Ubuntu-Afya Kiosk Model," which empowers communities to set-up and manage the health centers.
The kiosks also incorporate community savings and credit schemes operated by self-help groups (SHGs). These schemes enable community members to access financial services while generating revenue to subsidize healthcare costs. This dual approach not only improves health outcomes but also strengthens the community’s economic resilience.