Here is one example of what we found in Morijo. For seven years this osseous tumor has grown on the maxilla of this Masai woman. We did not have the facility or means to operate there so we sent her to Kijabe Regional Hospital for treatment. Kenya Medical Outreach, Inc. covering the cost of this surgical procedure for her.

Lady with tumor sent to this 
regional hospital four hours away 
by automobile on the way to Nairobi.

Tumor of the Maxilla was 90% bone, 
covered by mucosal tissue. The patient's 
mandibular closure was hindered and 
was displaced to the right.

Olmekenyu Dental Clinic
In two clinic days we saw 46 our 
first day and 111 our second day.

Morijo Dental Clinic
In two half days here at three 
locations, we saw nearly 100 patients. 
Patients showed up at 7:00 a.m. at 
the home of John our guide on our 
third day there more dental for care.

Who

Dr. Bill, Sheila, and Tyler Williams join Bill's brother, Rev. Brad Williams, his sister-in-law, Christina Williams, a third year medical student and nurse, and his cousin, Millard Bowen, an Atlanta builder, in the Kenya Medical Outreach mission project 

Where

What

Kenya Medical/Dental Clinic built by a team of 25 men, women and children from metro Atlanta serve the Kitsigis, Kikuyu, Kitsi and Masai tribes of southern Kenya.

Gifts to date: over $110,000 to support this mission project.

Saving teeth, lives and souls; a chance to make a difference.

When

How

A non-profit, 
cross-cultural, non-denominational mission-oriented charity 
that accepts prayer, time, monetary and in-kind donations from individuals, foundations and corporations.

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