St. Theresa Mission Hospital - Kiirua

St. Theresa Mission Hospital - Kiirua OUR MANDATE:
To offer Quality Healthcare Services & Train Healthcare Professionals

VISION: A Preferred hospital offering Responsive and Holistic Quality healthcare Teaching & Referral services.

This is how it went down last Saturday when we hosted the healthcare facilities under the Diocese of Meru to celebrate t...
23/02/2026

This is how it went down last Saturday when we hosted the healthcare facilities under the Diocese of Meru to celebrate the World Day of the Sick. It felt more like our family day! A day of sharing! Since We serve the same population, guided by the same regulations and Catholic values.
We were truly honored to serve as hosts🥳 and to have His Lordship Rt. Rev. Jackson Murugara celebrate the Holy Mass and spend the entire day with us. A huge thank you to the organizers, all our guests, healthcare workers, and everyone who made the day so memorable and grace-filled❤. Grateful for the opportunity to come together in prayer, compassion, and care for the sick.

We are deeply grateful to God for the grace and success of our recent strategic leadership meeting held from 17th to 19t...
20/02/2026

We are deeply grateful to God for the grace and success of our recent strategic leadership meeting held from 17th to 19th February 2026.
It brought together the Hospital Board of Management and the Senior Management Team for a comprehensive midterm review of our Strategic Plan. The team reflected on our current status, progress made, and prayerfully identified key areas of focus as we continue our commitment to delivering exceptional, patient-centered quality healthcare services and to solidify our position as the referral hospital of choice in the region. The meeting was especially meaningful as we witnessed two significant leadership transitions:
• The board officially bid farewell and expressed heartfelt gratitude to our Former Chief Executive Officer, Sr. Mary Agnes, who has faithfully served this hospital since 2012, it was a joyous moment filled with warm congratulations, appreciation, and prayers for continued blessings as she handed over leadership to Sr. Agnes Mukulu. 🙏😊
• We also bid a respectful and grateful farewell to Rt. Rev. Bishop Emeritus Salesius Mugambi, who has faithfully chaired our Board since 2012. In his parting remarks, he shared his deep appreciation for the hospital community and noted how much he had learned from serving alongside such an outstanding group of professionals. His wise counsel and steady guidance will remain with us always.🙏
We were also honored by the online presence of the Superior General of the LSSTCJ Congregation Mother Maria Erika, who joined to offer encouragement and timeless wisdom.
These milestones remind us why we exist: because we care deeply for the people we serve. Every decision, every transition, and every strategic direction is guided by our mission to offer the very best possible care with compassion, excellence, and merciful love. We now look forward to implementing the key deliberations and action points from this meeting. Together, we will continue building a hospital that truly earns the trust of our community as the preferred destination for quality healthcare. We remain committed for the glory of God and the good of His people.🤍🙏

We are hiring! To strengthen our team, we are seeking to fill the following position: Sonographer Interested candidat...
19/02/2026

We are hiring!
To strengthen our team, we are seeking to fill the following position:
Sonographer
Interested candidates may send their applications via email to: recruit@sttheresahosp-kiirua.com The application deadline is Friday, 27th February 2026. We wish all applicants the best of luck.

As we step into the sacred 40 days of Lent… We are all called to Listen. Fast. Live together.Let us truly listen to thei...
18/02/2026

As we step into the sacred 40 days of Lent… We are all called to Listen. Fast. Live together.Let us truly listen to their unspoken sufferings of the people around us, their quiet fears,their heavy worries, their fragile hopes carried in silence.😔
And in our fasting, we are asked to abstain not only from food, but from words that strike, wound, or divide our neighbors. May we take gentle control of our tongues, choosing silence over sharpness, understanding over judgment, kindness over complaint. As we live and work side by side, let our restraint make room for something beautiful: words of hope • words of peace • words that heal. Let us become instruments of God’s tenderness in this Lenten journey.🤍
Let us heal one another, starting today. May the ashes on our foreheads remind us of our shared humanity…and may this season draw us closer to Christ, who meets us in the suffering and in one another.
A blessed Ash Wednesday to every heart here and A deeply fulfilling Lenten season to us all. 💜🙏

We're really excited to invite You, the incredible team STMH-K friends, to our Charity Gala Dinner!🥳🥳 Join us on Friday...
17/02/2026

We're really excited to invite You, the incredible team STMH-K friends, to our Charity Gala Dinner!🥳🥳 Join us on Friday 6th March 2026 at the beautiful Meru Slopes Hotel in Meru for an evening filled with elegance, connection, and Hope.
Together, we're aiming to raise KES 25 million , in loving memory of those we loved and lost and in hope for the patients and families we continue to fight for every day through compassionate, quality healthcare. 🤍
Picture an unforgettable night of fine dining, heartfelt stories, inspiring moments, and shared commitment to making a real difference in our community. We look forward to dining with you in love and hope, your presence will make this evening truly special. Save the date, spread the word, and let's come together to create lasting impact! ❤

WORLD DAY OF THE SICK – 2026As the hospital community marked World Day of the Sick, Sr. Agnes Mukulu expressed heartfelt...
11/02/2026

WORLD DAY OF THE SICK – 2026

As the hospital community marked World Day of the Sick, Sr. Agnes Mukulu expressed heartfelt appreciation to all staff for their dedication, patience, and love toward the many patients who seek care each day, especially during challenging times.

Sharing the message of Pope Francis for this year, themed “The Compassion of the Samaritan in St. Luke’s Gospel,” she reflected on the beauty of charity and the social dimension of compassion. The Gospel of the Good Samaritan, she noted, calls us to see the sick not as isolated cases, but as brothers and sisters. It reminds us that our love and service are not merely individual acts, but are lived out in relationship with one another and, ultimately, with God, who is the source of all love.

Sr. Agnes further encouraged staff to find joy in offering their closeness and presence to the sick, recognizing that each day presents an opportunity to share in Christ’s healing mission.

She invited those providing direct care to serve with a smile, reminding them that even a simple expression of warmth can bring comfort and healing. She also called upon colleagues in administrative and support departments, including maintenance, kitchen, and laundry teams, to visit a ward, oncology, dialysis, OPD, or any other unit, and offer at least one patient a handshake, a smile, and a word of hope.

Through these simple gestures, she emphasized, the hospital community participates in the healing ministry of Jesus and embraces the true spirit of this special day.

To Love and To Serve.

Have you ever boarded an ambulance before?Well, boarding it usually means it is something extremely urgent.Our ambulance...
10/02/2026

Have you ever boarded an ambulance before?
Well, boarding it usually means it is something extremely urgent.

Our ambulance is available 24/7, whenever help is needed.
Just call us on 0727 811 041 or 0703 726 321 anytime you need help!

Today, on World Cancer Day, we gathered with our patients battling cancer, their caregivers, and inspiring survivors to ...
04/02/2026

Today, on World Cancer Day, we gathered with our patients battling cancer, their caregivers, and inspiring survivors to share hope, strength, and solidarity in the fight against cancer.💜
It was a deeply moving and insightful event. Patients and caregivers courageously shared their unique challenges and brightest moments of joy. We also exchanged knowledge about cancer and practical steps we can all take to care for ourselves and support one another through this journey.🫶🤝
Our speakers delivered compassionate, heartfelt insights, reminding us that while every cancer experience is deeply personal, true strength comes from uniting; patients, families, caregivers, healthcare teams, and communities, to fight and ultimately win this battle together.
This year's theme, “United by Unique”, perfectly aligns with our gathering: each person's story, needs, and journey is one-of-a-kind, yet we are all connected in our commitment to people-centered care, empathy, and collective action.
Heartfelt thanks to everyone who made this day so impactful and successful: Our courageous patients and their families, Our Management team, Meraki Beauty, Fr. Mark Gitobu , Ms. Gladys, CEO of Meru Hospice, Dr. Salat, Our organizing team, and every participant who brought openness, hope, and compassion❤
Together, we honor every unique story and build a future filled with more understanding, support, and hope.💜

World Cancer Day | 4 February 2025Cancer does not look the same for everyone.Each story is different. Each journey is pe...
04/02/2026

World Cancer Day | 4 February 2025

Cancer does not look the same for everyone.
Each story is different. Each journey is personal.

This World Cancer Day, we stand United by Unique.
By recognizing every experience, listening with empathy, and responding with care that puts people first.

Together, through awareness, early detection, treatment, and support, we can reduce the burden of cancer and save lives.

Today, on this beautiful Feast of the Presentation of the Lord, also known as Candlemas and the Purification of the Bles...
02/02/2026

Today, on this beautiful Feast of the Presentation of the Lord, also known as Candlemas and the Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary, our Monday mass was filled with the gentle glow of blessed candles, symbols of Christ, the true Light of the World who came to dispel the darkness.🕯🕯
We carried those flickering flames in procession, remembering how Mary and Joseph brought the infant Jesus to the Temple, where Simeon proclaimed Him "a light for revelation to the Gentiles." The light we held today reminds us that even in our deepest sorrows and struggles, His light shines on.🙏😊
In a particularly moving moment, we all lit candles and lifted our prayers for all those bravely fighting cancer, holding them close in hope and solidarity as we prepare to mark World Cancer Day on February 4th. For every warrior in treatment, every family keeping vigil, every heart carrying the weight of diagnosis: we pray for strength, healing, comfort, and miracles. Your battle is seen, your courage inspires, and you are not alone.🤍
In honor of those we have loved and lost, and in hope for those we fight for today, may the light of Christ guide us all through every shadow, drawing us closer to one another and to Him.
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them.
May they rest in peace. Amen.
And for all the living who are struggling: Lord, grant healing, peace, and hope to them.🤍💜

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