IcFEM Dreamland Mission
Hospital
Healthcare For All
DMH aims to work with government hospitals in order to develop and provide gap-filling services for the health care needs of the community. DMH does not look to make a profit – patients are enrolled in Kenya’s Social Health Insurance (SHA) fund which allows the hospital to claim back many of its costs from the government. We have a fund set aside for patients who may not be able to access SHA.
DMH runs a comprehensive outpatient service, including a 24/7 assessment by clinical officers, basic laboratory testing, pharmacy, orthopaedics, physiotherapy, child welfare clinics, family planning, and ante-natal and post-natal care. DMH is staffed by over 130 Kenyan clinical and support staff as well as international volunteers.
Our Story
Over The Years
1999
Dreamland Medical Care Centre is set up. The clinic was housed in a small bungalow on the Dreamland site and had just a few beds.
2003
In 2003 the outpatients building was completed which helped to cater for the growing demand for the clinic’s services.
2012
Dreamland Medical Care Centre is officially recognised as a mission hospital and is now named Dreamland Mission Hospital.
2014
To keep up with demand a general operating theatre and 3 wards were built. These facilities have been a huge blessing to the local community.
2022
A New Born Unit, for providing critical care to premature and sick babies, was constructed, converting an existing bungalow on site into a state-of-the-art facility.
2025
A new, desperately needed theatre block was completed after a long journey of fundraising and construction. This facility increases the hospital’s capacity to three theatres: two adult theatres and one dedicated children’s theatre.
2025
The Accident & Emergency Unit was completed, funded by a generous partner.
Present
Dreamland Mission Hospital has gone from strength to strength, thanks to our partners and supporters. Now seeing over 50,000 patients per year this hospital is having a huge impact on the local community.