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A community-based organization in Kilifi County has embarked on a program that seeks to provide free medical care to the elderly in the region. Khairat Hospital has so far enlisted 150 senior citizens and is looking to expand the program to reach more members who need the services the most.
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Elderly in Kilifi to benefit from medical philanthropy
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