Unimedlink International Inc

01/29/2026

We have assembled a great team for our upcoming medical camp in Estancia Philippines, were we will once again be working with the local public health providers.

12/02/2025

December 2 is GIVING TUESDAY. Please consider our amazing 501c3 organization for one of your generous donations!!!

09/24/2025

We did an 8 days camp:We provided the followings;
-General medical check up
-Gynecological services for acute and chronic issues, IUD placement
-Prostate cancer screening ( PSA)
-Cervical cancer/HPV screening
-Some laboratory services and X rays
-Pharmaceutical services (meds)
-Reading glasses
-Dental services
Everyone was offered dewormer meds and some parents took some for other children at their homes.(over 4600 doses provided)

These are the highlights that took place from Saturday,September 6 to Saturday September 13 2025: We were fortunate this year to have two OB/GYN MDs join our team! Thanks to Sam, Margaret and Rispah for doing all the “behind scenes” preparation and coordination!

- 9/6th (Saturday)_: We attended a charity event at Mathare slums, collaborating with The Ris Foundation interacting with over 60 young mums. We gave them:
- Motivational talks
- Clothing for their young ones
- “Crocs “( made in Kenya)
- Sanitary pads for 3 months
- KES 500 each
- Snacks and tea

- 9/7th (Sunday)_: We traveled north for our first medical camp, at Weru secondary school in Nyandarwa: The camp was organized by an ENT MD from Nairobi
- 5 Unimedlink doctors divided themselves according to their profession( OB/GYN, Cardiology, Internal Medicine) while local providers included Family practice, ENT, TB screening, pharmacy consultation
- We provided medications for DM, Htn, infectious diseases analgesics.
- We donated reading glasses to as many patients as we could, who appreciated the quality and enjoyed them
- We saw more than 300 patients until the rains interrupted

- 9/8:(Monday)_: We visited Bishop Louis Ngarenaro and Kagondo Primary Schools, coordinating with the Ris Foundation donating:
- Crocs
-Reading glasses (260)
- Pens
- Sanitary pads
- Soccer balls ( donated by Sac Republic FC)
- Textbooks
- Dewormer medication for staff and students

- 9/9:(Tuesday)_: We traveled east to Nyeri county, Mukurweini Hospital, where we conducted a successful medical camp in conjunction with the hospital
- Dewormed patients
-Dental work
- Donated reading glasses to many patients(300)
- Saw 501 patients including general medical and GYN patients. For this camp we had access for some labs and X-rays and we provided some medications at no cost.

- 9/10th (Wednesday)_: We visited Gachiriro Primary School, Maganjo Primary School, and Gathukimundu Primary School, providing:
- Crocs
-Dewormer meds for staff and students
- Goodies for the kids
- Pens
- Soccer balls
- Sanitary pads
- Reaching a total of 1339 pupils

9:11th-12th (Thursday-Friday)_: We returned to our Nairobi hotels and conducted 2 days of medical camp with collaboration with Lari Hospital in Kiambu county, doing excellent work, seeing more than 500 patients, donating reading glasses(365), and providing dental work to about 65 patients.Some local Psychiatry providers spoke with our “captive “patients in the outdoor waiting area about addiction and offered follow up and treatment. At all camps patients were screened for HTN and Diabetes and at 3 of our camps cervical CA , HPV, and prostate CA( PSA test) screening.

- 9/13th (Saturday)_: With our team reduced due to logistical issues we visited a church near Limuru and conducted a medical camp, donating reading glasses to many patients, and seeing over 200 general medical patients and also providing over 200 glasses and dewormers meds to everyone.

A huge thank you to all who gave donations, dedicated their time and services for making these events possible.
Asante Sana

09/15/2025

We have completed medical and humanitarian aid in Kenya for 2025. It was an interesting, successful journey.

We collaborated with the Ris foundation local providers, churches and hospitals to screen and treat as many people as we could.

We had an amazing US team of one RN, 2 internist, a cardiologist and 2 OB/ Gyn!!

In addition to medical camps we also adminstered humanitarian aid to young mothers living in a Nairobi slum and numerous rural schools.

Details and more photos upon our return to USA.

08/25/2025

August 16 we had our 3rd annual fundraising event. We raised over $1000 just from our raffle items! We would like to thank, Sacramento Republic FC, Starbucks, Chick-fil-A, Sacramento River Cats, Bill's Donuts, Safeway, Raleys, Taco Bell and personally donated items for our raffle. We also really appreciate the generous cash donations and those who contribute monthly through their employer, Benevity and Pay Pal.

08/13/2025

https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-us-provide-free-medical-care-in-rural-kenya

Anu, Sunny, Monika, and Cathy are traveling for the first time to Kenya… Sunny Khurana needs your support for Help us provide free medical care in rural Kenya

05/07/2025

We completed our week in Romania working with Asociația Sprijin Fară Frontiere to provide medical, social, and food support to small villages in Tulcea judete. This years group was small, Dr Mike, Dr Farida, Nurse Sam for Unimedlink and 3 student interpreters, Gabriel,Romeo, Phillip and of course Magda and Mihai of Sprinjin Frontiere.
Turnout at the villages was lower than other years likely due to week of Easter which also affected our MD/RN recruiting efforts in the US.
Now in our 5th year for Romania we have established some continuity with some of the villagers regarding control of hypertension and diabetes as well as follow up on our recommendations to seek, consultation, imaging, labs in certain circumstances.
This year in Letea, which we travel to by boat, we split into two teams and did all home visits. We were assisted by Valentino"the professor" a local school teacher who kindly offered transportation of elderly whom we deemed really should be seen in Tulcea city. Valentinos family also provided us with a lovely post workday meal and housed our student interpreters overnight before our early AM departure on the Danube to Sulina and Chilia Veche.
In the villages Sinoe and Nicolae Balcescu we decided to leave glucometers and blood pressure machines at the chapels with instructions to the caregivers to get readings every few weeks on the suboptimally controlled patients so we can better advise them on our return next year if they have not been able to see a local medical provider in the interim.
Donations are always appreciated. We accept Paypal, Venmo, checks, workplace donations etc. Any questions contact us via FB messenger, email unimedlink@gmail.com and ck out our website https://unimedlink.com/

12/25/2024

Happy Hollidays!

12/01/2024

This Giving Tuesday, we invite you to support our mission to improve the health and wellbeing of underserved communities worldwide. As Unimedlink celebrates its 10th anniversary, we reflect on a decade of providing vital support to those who need it most. Your tax-deductible, end-of-year donation will help us continue our work, bringing hope and healing to marginalized communities. Consider making a gift to Unimedlink this Giving Tuesday and join us in our mission to create a healthier, more compassionate world for all.

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10/01/2024

https://youtu.be/0IZT621aeds?si=PYQQpYqG9S_WF0Jp

The county government of Kiambu in collaboration with Unimedlink International from the United States, offered free medical services to residents of Giathiko...

09/27/2024

September 19 though 21 we had medical camp at ACK St Andrews church in Kangoya.
Local volunteers really stepped up to the plate for patient registration, screening tests, counseling, health and wellness education. Eye and dental services were again provided and a county mobile clinic van performed cervical cancer and HPV screening, breast exams and women’s health consultations.
On our second day we were notified the nearby Kiambu level 5 hospital nurses were on strike( due to no pay from the government for three months) and we saw an influx of patients. Happily we were assisted all three days by physicians, clinical officers and nurses otherwise we would not have been able to accommodate all of the patients( @ 1000 over the three days). Kangoya is looking forward to an ongoing cooperative association with Unimedlink.
At the end of the last day we had a closing ceremony where each of the many volunteers were presented with a certificate of appreciation.

09/27/2024

KENYA
We held two medical camps at two locations for a total of five busy days. Our first camp was at Giathieko, where we utilized the Holy Family Catholic Church grounds after a sudden countywide decree prevented us from using the primary school grounds as planned. Our gracious hosts provided us with a building and set up chairs and tents. We were entertained by school children singing health-themed songs. Local officials from the Department of Health, the pastor, and the mayor participated in the opening ceremonies ¹.
Over two days, we accommodated approximately 830 patients, providing screenings for hypertension, diabetes, and general medical consultations. A dentist and ophthalmologist attended to other patients, while ancillary staff provided vaccinations, deworming, testing, and counseling for HIV and TB, as well as medication distribution.
A planned third day at Githiga market was canceled by the Githiga planning committee due to a conflict in scheduling.