Ambulex Solutions

20/10/2025

🇰🇪 Happy Mashujaa Day from Ambulex Solutions! 🇰🇪

Today, we honor the brave men and women who have shaped our nation, those who fought for our freedom, built our communities, and continue to make Kenya stronger every day.

At Ambulex, we especially celebrate our medical heroes — the doctors, nurses, paramedics, first responders, and healthcare professionals who embody true heroism by saving lives, showing compassion, and standing strong in moments of crisis.

Your dedication reminds us that heroism isn’t only found in history books, it’s alive in every act of service, every life saved, and every patient cared for.

To all our heroes, past and present — we salute you.
Happy Mashujaa Day! 🇰🇪❤️

07/10/2025

🚑 Happy Customer Service Week!

At Ambulex Solutions, every heartbeat we respond to reminds us why we exist — to serve with care, speed, and excellence.

Today, we celebrate YOU, our clients, patients, and partners, for the trust you place in us every day. Your calls, your confidence, and your stories inspire our team to go the extra mile — 24/7.

As we kick off Customer Service Week 2025, we reaffirm our promise:
💚 To listen with empathy.
💚 To respond with urgency.
💚 To deliver service that saves lives and makes a difference.

Thank you for being part of the Ambulex family. Here’s to another year of compassionate service and stronger connections! 🌍✨

19/09/2025

Community Health Workers Training In Kirinyaga County. Get Emergency Cover today

16/09/2025

We’re Celebrating Leadership, Impact, and Vision!

Today marks a historic moment as StArfrica - Startup Germany-Africa unveils the 10 Faces Changing Africa – Kenya (Women Edition) — a powerful recognition of women who are shaping the future of Africa with resilience, innovation, and courage.

We are beyond proud that our very own CEO, Judith Awuor Oketch, has been named among these 10 powerhouse women making a transformative impact across the continent. 🚀

At Ambulex Solutions, we believe in solutions that go beyond today—creating a sustainable, inclusive, and innovative future for Africa. This recognition is a testament not only to Awuor Oketch’s visionary leadership but also to the collective spirit of innovation driving our mission.

Africa is rising. The future is here. And HER story is being written—boldly, brilliantly, unapologetically.

05/09/2025

We are proud to celebrate our CEO, Judith Awuor Oketch, for being named among the Business Daily Top 40 Under 40 Women 2025!

Through her leadership, Ambulex Solutions continues to transform emergency care in Kenya — connecting patients to ambulances within the golden hour and saving countless lives. 🚑

Below is a blog post for her Journey:

https://ambulexsolutions.org/insights/when-gatsby-met-ambulex-my-40-under-40-moment

This recognition is a reflection of her vision, resilience, and the dedication of our entire team. Congratulations, Judith, on this well-deserved honor!

01/09/2025

At Ambulex Solutions, we embrace new beginnings and value every moment as a chance to save lives. This month and every month, let’s make every moment matter—together.

28/08/2025

You are invited to attend a GBV (Gender-Based Violence) Training organized by Ambulex.

📅 Date: Friday, 29th August
⏰ Time: 2:00 PM – 2:45 PM
📍 Venue: EMS GBV TRAINING
Friday, August 29 · 2:00 – 2:45pm
Time zone: Africa/Nairobi
Google Meet joining info
Video call link: https://meet.google.com/ydw-rbhc-sry
Or dial: ‪(KE) +254 20 3893887‬ PIN: ‪396 001 754 2461‬ #
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/ydw-rbhc-sry?pin=3960017542461

This short but impactful session will equip us with essential skills to better support survivors, enhance patient care, and strengthen our professional response in the field.

Your presence will be highly valued. Let’s learn, grow, and make a difference together. 💙

— Ambulex Training Team

25/08/2025

Judith Awuor: My mission to save lives in the Golden Hour

In Kenya, it can take nearly 2 hours for an ambulance to reach a patient, far from the recommended 15–20 minutes that could save lives. This gap inspired Judith Awuor Oketch, Founder & CEO of Ambulex Solutions, to create a tech-driven emergency response system.

Through our Ambulex App and USSD *789*189 #, we connect patients and survivors of GBV to nearby ambulances, EMTs, and support services — ensuring help arrives when it matters most.

With over 24,000 households registered, 240 ambulances, and 4,000+ emergencies responded to, our mission is simple: affordable, accessible, and timely emergency care within the Golden Hour.

👉 Join us in making emergency care faster and safer for every Kenyan.

🔗 Read more on Citizen Digital: Judith Awuor: My mission to save lives in the Golden Hour
https://www.citizen.digital/news/judith-awuor-my-mission-to-save-lives-in-the-golden-hour-n368495

20/08/2025

Let's Talk About Cyberbullying and GBV

Cyberbullying is a growing concern that can have serious consequences, especially for women and girls. Online harassment and abuse can contribute to Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in several ways:

- Emotional Distress: Cyberbullying can cause significant emotional distress, leading to anxiety, depression, and even suicidal thoughts.
- Normalization of Violence: Online abuse can normalize violence against women and girls, perpetuating harmful attitudes and behaviors.
- Increased Vulnerability: Cyberbullying can make women and girls more vulnerable to physical violence, as perpetrators may use online harassment to intimidate or control their victims.

Let's Take Action
- Report Online Harassment: If you or someone you know is experiencing online harassment, report it to the platform or authorities.
- Support Survivors: Let's create a supportive community that believes and amplifies the voices of survivors.
- Educate Yourself: Learn about the impact of cyberbullying and GBV, and share your knowledge with others.

Together, We Can Make a Difference
Let's work together to create a safer and more respectful online community. Share your thoughts and experiences, and let's support each other in the fight against cyberbullying and GBV.

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11/08/2025

🚑 Breaking Barriers in Emergency Medical Care! 🚑

We are thrilled to celebrate Judith Akech, Co-founder & CEO of Ambulex Solutions, for being recognized among the Top 40 Under 40 Women by BUSINESS DAILY AFRICA .

Through Ambulex Solutions, Judith Awuor Oketch is transforming how Kenyans access emergency medical services—bringing an Uber-style ambulance ordering app to life. This innovation connects families to ambulances faster, more affordably, and with dignity.

From connecting 22,000+ families to over 250 ambulances (and counting!) to advocating for gender-based violence response, Judith’s vision is clear:

💡 Accessible, affordable, and reliable emergency care for all.

Join us in congratulating Judith for her outstanding leadership, innovation, and dedication to saving lives. 💙

read more: https://epaper.nation.africa/read/release/11960?brand=EP_BUSINESS_DAILY&page=46

07/08/2025

From Passion to Purpose: The Story Behind Ambulex Solutions 💡

She founded Ambulex Solutions driven by a powerful mission—to bring life-saving emergency care to underserved communities. What began as a personal calling has now grown into a transformative service saving lives every day.

Through DadaSoko, she found not just a platform, but a community of bold entrepreneurs who are scaling impact and building a better future—together.

💫 Be part of something bigger. Join the movement.

She founded Ambulex Solutions from a deep passion to bring emergency care to underserved communities. What started as a personal mission has grown into a vit...

06/08/2025

The Hidden Link: How Insecurity Fuels GBV 💔
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‎Gender-Based Violence (GBV) often stems from a place of deep-seated insecurity, not love.
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‎When an individual feels insecure—whether about their own worth, control, or place in a relationship—they may resort to violence, manipulation, or control tactics to assert power. This isn't about strength; it's a desperate attempt to compensate for a lack of self-worth.
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‎* Controlling behavior can be a sign of extreme jealousy and insecurity.
‎* Verbal and emotional abuse- often comes from a need to diminish another person's confidence to feel superior.
‎* Isolation from family and friends is a tactic to create dependence and control.
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‎Recognizing this link is a crucial step towards both prevention and healing. True love and respect are built on confidence and equality, not fear and control. Let's create a culture where we address our insecurities without harming others.
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