News & Blog Feed — AMPATH Kenya

2015 World AIDS Day: Celebrate Brenda

You have to follow a series of bumpy, dusty trails to find Brenda’s home.

blogby Dr. Rachel VreemanNovember 2, 2015world aids day, celebration in red, hiv, events, success stories

The 2015 World AIDS Day Youth Soccer Tournament in Kenya

Ethan is 18, and he has been living with HIV since he was born. For the first years of his life, he was sickly and small. Every day, in the silence of her heart, his mother wept for him.

blogby Dr. Rachel VreemanNovember 2, 2015celebration in red, world aids day, HIV, events, success stories

AMPATH Success Stories: 3-year-old Rotich

This is the real story that I get to hear many times, for many children. From death to life. And even though it is a story we hear over and over, you can’t grow tired of the miracle.

blogby Dr. Rachel VreemanJuly 2, 2015success stories, HIV, children

Miriam is HIV positive, just like her whole family

Miriam is 15-years-old, and she lives at a children’s home for orphans just outside of Eldoret.

blogby Dr. Rachel VreemanJuly 2, 2015challenges in Kenya, HIV

Noelle is 13, HIV positive and her family’s caretaker

She walked all this way to collapse in my exam room

blogby Dr. Rachel VreemanJuly 2, 2015HIV, challenges in Kenya

AMPATH Success Stories: Children living with HIV

I want you to hear the stories of these women and children who sit in my cramped exam room, whose hands I hold, in whose eyes I see hope and despair and determination.

blogby Dr. Rachel VreemanMay 25, 2015success stories, HIV, children

Kwaheri (Goodbye) to Kenya by Rap

"Would you prefer the happiness of scratching a mosquito bite over the happiness of not having a mosquito bite in the first place?"

blogby Tirajeh SaadetzadehJuly 2, 2013our impact, training, chronic diseases, challenges in Kenya

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