A community organization supporting stroke survivors and families in Rachuonyo South, Homa Bay County.
HOPE-CBO works in Nyandiwa, Oyugis, to make rehabilitation support more accessible for stroke survivors and their families. Our current service has two volunteer physiotherapy workers and organized sessions on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Our current space is a family-owned house of about 28 m². It supports around 20 stroke survivors, but leaves little room for more clients or equipment. Finding a larger rented space is our immediate priority.
A healthy, inclusive and empowered society where every person, regardless of physical ability, has equitable access to quality rehabilitation services and opportunities to live with dignity, independence and hope.
To improve the health, functional independence and quality of life of stroke survivors and persons with physical disabilities through integrated home-based rehabilitation, comprehensive clinical care, hydrotherapy, community empowerment, advocacy and strategic partnerships.
This mission includes services HOPE plans to develop; the current service is described on our Services page.
HOPE’s founder has shared his own experience as a stroke survivor in a radio conversation. That perspective informs the organization's commitment to survivors, caregivers and accessible community support.
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