HISTORICAL BACK GROUND
From humble beginning as a small but efficient outpatient clinic which started operations in the late seventies, Bomu Medical Centre in Mombasa today stands out as one of the premier NGO’s offering free comprehensive medical care of the highest standard, to people living with HIV/AIDS (PHLWA) in the Coast Province.
Bomu Medical Centre has established an enviable role as a non-profit health care organization that provides much needed primary health care services to the less fortunate in our society – it endeavors to provide high quality, low cost, integrated health care services with a family focus.
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OUR APPEAL
Bomu’s income is derived from a very reasonable fee we charge patients and clients, grants from donor agencies, and donations from sympathizers and well-wishers. No donation or grant is too small. Bomu boasts of meticulous accountability to its donors and other stakeholders, complete transparency in its dealings and is in a position to assure all those who help.
CDC through NYU is today our main donor and we have over the years worked harmoniously with APHIA II and FHI.
OUR VISION
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of Bomu Medical Centre is to provide innovative and consistently high quality low cost healthcare in the safest possible way.
OUR BELIEF
We believe in the three principles of HOPE, HEALTH and HUMANITY.
OUR VALUES
INTEGRITY – Honesty, transparency and fairness in all dealings with patients, clients, well wishers and the community; underpinned by confidentiality and privacy.
QUALITY – The basis of all our healthcare services is quality. The delivery of our professional and support services, the standards of our care, and the standard of our medical practice are all being constantly enhanced through our system of Continuous Quality Improvement.
COMPASSION – Kindness and empathy with which Bomu Medical Centre treats all its patients.
PATNERSHIPS & COLLABORATIONS
Bomu medical Centre has maintained an impeccable record in the management of it s clinical programs, is an instrumental in getting funds for the activities.
The Centre has from its inception been assisted by the Ministry of Health and its provincial arm, in providing drugs, training to medical staff and other resources for the maintenance of national standards of clinical healthcare.
Bomu works in collaboration with NASCOP and NACC.