VOICED : Safari Doctors help isolated villagers in remote parts of Kenya

The video discusses a mobile clinic providing essential medical services to remote villages near the Somali border. It highlights the challenges faced by residents, including financial and logistical barriers, violence from Al Shabab, and the lack of healthcare infrastructure. The clinic, run by volunteers, offers services like vaccinations and first aid. Case studies of individuals like Rupia and Billy illustrate the dire need for accessible healthcare. Safari Doctors, an NGO founded in 2015, aims to address these issues but faces security concerns due to militant activities. Despite efforts, the region remains plagued by violence.

What is one of the main reasons the mobile clinic is crucial for the residents of Kyung Hwa?

• They prefer mobile clinics over traditional hospitals.

• They have plenty of local hospitals.

• The mobile clinic offers free internet services.

• The nearest hospital is too far and costly.

What additional challenge do residents face in accessing healthcare?

• Frequent natural disasters.

• Violence from the terrorist group Al Shabab.

• Overpopulation in the area.

• Lack of educational facilities.

What was the primary reason for founding Safari Doctors?

• To provide luxury safaris.

• To offer educational services.

• To help isolated populations access basic health services.

• To promote tourism in Kenya.

What is a significant concern for Safari Doctors when traveling to remote villages?

• Weather conditions.

• Security and presence of militants.

• Shortage of medical supplies.

• Lack of volunteers.

How many remote villages does the mobile clinic visit each month?

• 10

• 12

• 8

• 5