The Jordan Hospital–Kitui, in partnership with the Free Catheter Foundation, has announced a major medical outreach set for December 10, 2025. The event, which will run from 6am to 6pm, aims to offer specialized care to patients living with catheters and those experiencing related complications. Organizers say the camp will provide both medical evaluation and free surgeries for eligible patients.
According to the hospital, the camp is designed to address growing concerns about catheter-related health challenges in the community. Many patients have continued to struggle silently with discomfort, infections, and long-term dependence on urethra catheters, prompting the need for targeted intervention. The initiative is expected to bring relief to affected individuals while easing the financial burden often associated with specialized treatment.
Those encouraged to attend include anyone currently voiding through a urethra catheter, individuals facing catheter-related discomfort, and patients seeking assessment for possible catheter removal. Medical specialists will be on-site to conduct thorough evaluations and determine who qualifies for surgical procedures. Caregivers are also urged to participate, as the camp will feature training on proper catheter care.
The partnership between Jordan Hospital–Kitui and the Free Catheter Foundation underscores ongoing efforts to improve access to quality healthcare in the region. Both institutions have expressed their commitment to empowering patients and caregivers with knowledge, treatment, and long-term solutions for catheter-related issues.
Residents across Kitui and neighboring counties are encouraged to take advantage of the free services offered during the camp. The organizers maintain that early intervention and expert guidance can significantly improve patient outcomes and prevent complications associated with prolonged catheter use.
