EquiHealth Global — Impact Dashboard 2023

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Programme Overview — 2023 to 2025

EquiHealth Global has delivered 10 health programmes across Kenya and the United States, reaching 2,077 beneficiaries with free clinical care, screening, and health education.

Beneficiaries per Programme

Kenya vs USA Split

Year-on-Year Growth

Programme Category Mix

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Gikindu Medical Outreach — Murang'a County, Kenya (2023)

EquiHealth Global's inaugural outreach programme. 124 patients received free consultations, medications, and hypertension screening in Gikindu, Murang'a County.

124Total Patients

33Hypertension Cases

41%HTN Rate (screened)

100%Free Services

Age Distribution

Gender Split

Blood Pressure Categories

41% of patients screened had elevated or hypertensive blood pressure readings — highlighting a major unmet healthcare need in Gikindu.

Top Presenting Complaints

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Murang'a Medical Outreach — Kenya (2024)

EquiHealth's largest programme to date. 813 patients received free primary care, with comprehensive hypertension screening and lifestyle risk factor documentation across multiple sessions.

813Total Patients

282Hypertension Cases

35%HTN Rate (screened)

812BP Readings Taken

Blood Pressure Categories

35% of those screened had Stage 1 or Stage 2 hypertension — many detecting this for the first time through EquiHealth's outreach.

Alcohol Consumption

Tobacco Use

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Every patient received free medications and health counselling

The 2024 Murang'a programme was our most ambitious, spanning multiple sessions and serving 6.5× more patients than our 2023 pilot — demonstrating the scalability of our model.

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Kitui Medical Outreach — Kitui County, Kenya (2024)

75 patients received free general medical care and hypertension screening in Kitui, an arid county with extremely limited formal healthcare access.

75Total Patients

18Hypertension Cases

24%Estimated HTN Rate

100%Free Services

Alcohol Consumption Pattern

Tobacco Use

Kitui County has one of Kenya's most critical healthcare deserts. EquiHealth's outreach represents one of the only free clinical services available to rural Kitui residents. Expansion here is a priority for 2026.

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Eye Care Programme — Kenya (2024)

135 patients received comprehensive ophthalmic screening including visual acuity testing, cataract assessment, and glaucoma screening. Corrective glasses were provided to eligible patients.

135Patients Screened

45.7Mean Age (years)

71%Female Patients

100%Free Ophthalmic Care

Gender Distribution

Patient Age Groups

Visual impairment affects 500,000+ Kenyans — most cases are preventable or treatable. Early detection through free screening restores productivity and quality of life at minimal cost. EquiHealth's eye care programme is a vital bridge to specialist services.

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NutriCare Programmes — Kenya (Dec 2024 & Jul 2025)

366 children received nutritional screening and intervention across two programme cycles, using WHO growth standards to identify and address malnutrition in school-age children.

366Total Screenings

229Normal Nutrition Status

34MAM/SAM Cases

2Programme Cycles

Nutritional Status Distribution

Status Breakdown (Count)

Every $1 invested in reducing child malnutrition generates up to $16 in lifetime economic returns through improved cognitive development, school attendance, and adult productivity (World Bank, 2024).

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Statesville Community Health Fair — North Carolina, USA (2024)

342 community members attended EquiHealth's first US health fair, receiving free BP screening, glucose testing, BMI assessment, and health counselling in Statesville, NC.

342Attendees

251Health Kits Issued

73%Kit Distribution Rate

100%Free Screenings

Age Distribution

Health Kit Distribution

73% of attendees received a health kit — containing essential health supplies and educational materials — at no cost.

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Charlotte Community Health Fair — North Carolina, USA (2025)

59 families received food packages and health referrals in Charlotte, NC. 92 food/health packets were distributed, with 64% of families referred for additional health services.

59Families Served

92Packets Distributed

38Referred to Healthcare

64%Referral Rate

Family Size Distribution

Health Referrals

64% of Charlotte families were connected to health services — demonstrating EquiHealth's role as a bridge to formal healthcare.

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Raleigh Community Health Fair — North Carolina, USA (2025)

49 community members attended EquiHealth's Raleigh health event. Social determinants of health data including insurance status, income, race, and education were collected alongside clinical screenings.

49Beneficiaries

29%Uninsured

67%Income Below $25K

100%Free Services

Insurance Status

Race / Ethnicity

Household Income Distribution

The Raleigh cohort illustrates the depth of need in low-income communities: 67% earn below $25K annually and 29% lack health insurance — making free community health events an essential lifeline.

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Community Dental Camp — Kenya (December 2025)

EquiHealth's first dental outreach served 114 patients in Kenya, providing free dental consultations, extractions, medications, and oral health education. 75% achieved positive clinical outcomes.

114Dental Patients

86Caries Cases (75%)

63Extractions (Pain Relief)

42Specialist Referrals

Diagnoses Breakdown

Interventions Delivered

Specialist Referrals

Patient Outcomes

Blood Pressure Screening

35% of dental patients had undetected hypertension — highlighting the value of integrated multi-disease screening.