CBM BELIEVE Project Launch
IcFEM (Dreamland Mission Hospital) in collaboration with CBM Kenya and CBM Global, officially launched the BELIEVE Project (Bungoma Enhancing Localized Inclusive, Efficient, Vision Engagement) on 4 th March 2025.
The initiative offers comprehensive and inclusive eye care services to children, the elderly, and persons with disabilities.
The services include: Routine & Specialized Eye Check-ups, Distribution of Eyeglasses, Cataract & Minor Eye Surgeries (many at low or no cost), Community Outreach Clinics, Referral System Strengthening, Assistive Devices & Rehabilitation, Disability-Inclusive Infrastructure
Our Vision:
For the Healing of God’s People
Our Mission:
To provide Hospital services that’s are Community-based, high-quality and affordable, as a witness to the Gospel
Core Values:
- Christ centered
- Fairness and justice
- Integrity
- Team work
- Quality service
- Servanthood
Our Services
Laboratory services
Class E according to the Kenya Medical Laboratory
Technicians and Technologist Board (KMLTTB)
Well equipped to do;
- Hematology
- Microbiology
- Biochemistry
Radiology and imaging department
64-Slice High Speed, Full Body CT-Scanner
General Ultrasound – Colour doppler
Digital Radiography – X-ray
Electrocardiography (ECG)
Physical and Rehabilitation Services
Physiotherapy Services
Orthopaedic and Orthotrauma services;
- Fructure management
- Fabrication of orthopaedic Appliances
Speech Therapy;
- Assessment of communication and swallowing difficulties
- Treatment of communication and swallowing difficulties
Eye Unit
New born unit
Dental Services
Your Health Starts Here
Flexible appointments and urgent care.
Or call — +254748364028 / +254107069599
A word from our CEO
Joshua’s Journey to confidence
Joshua Oduor, born in April 2019 with a cleft lip and palate, was referred to DMH at 2 weeks old and benefitted from nutrition and feeding support for 4 months after which he has a successful cleft lip surgery. Joshua continued with free nutrition support from IcFEM DMH until at 10 Months when he had another very successful surgery to correct his cleft palate. At 2 years Joshua was enrolled to free speech therapy at DMH and after 3 months of intensive therapy Joshua was discharged from the program having achieved remarkable progress with his speech. He is now a bright and energetic four-year-old boy enjoying his newfound confidence despite being born with a cleft lip and palate.
Before
After
