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Serving More Patients Than Ever Before
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A big “thank you” to our donors and supporters. The years since the Covid pandemic have posed many challenges to our work in Nigeria: Ruinous inflation, a depressed economy, worsening security conditions and a kidnapping epidemic, just to name a few. Thanks to the courage, loyalty and dedication of our clinic workers and the continuing generosity of our donors, we have steadily increased the number of patients we are helping
with each passing year. The numbers below are a total of our clinics, outreach missions and mobile clinics. |
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We are very grateful to our donors. We could not do this without you. Please continue giving as generously as you can.
“In 2025, we served 10,420 patients in our full-time clinics and 31,786 in our free medical outreaches and mobile clinics, working in partnership with Cornerstone Health Foundation. In total, we served 41,575 patients in 2025 – the highest number in
our 23 year history.”
And remember, about 96% of every dollar goes directly to hire Nigerian medical workers, to purchase medicine and to build, equip and maintain clinics. We keep our overhead costs very low because all of our US team members are volunteers. That means your contribution makes a direct impact on helping vulnerable people.
Our Latest Free Medical Outreach in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, July 2025
Welcome to Kateri Medical Services.
Who We Are and What We Do.
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Our Motivation: To continue the healing work of Jesus as a sign of God’s love for all people. |
“Heal the sick… and tell them the Kingdom of God has come near to you.” Luke 10:9 |
Our Methods:
1) Full-time clinics
Working in partnership with local diocese of the Anglican Church of Nigeria, we build and run nine full-time, year-round clinics in rural and urban locations.
2) Clinic-based medical outreach missions
We sponsor annual outreach missions at our clinics to provide free medical care and free medicine to all patients. We also recruit teams of surgeons to help or clinic staff provide a deeper level of care than is normally possible. These outreach missions typically serve 1,000 + people in a week.
3) Mobile Clinics to poor rural and urban communities
We partner with Cornerstone Health Foundation to conduct mobile clinics in host churches in rural and urban settings.
4) Developing Human Capital
We are investing in the education of Nigerian young people for future careers in medical professions. Currently, we are sponsoring one student preparing to be a doctor, one student to be an Nurse Mid-wife, one student to be a Nurse and five students to be Community Health Extension Workers (CHEWS).
1) Full-time clinics
Working in partnership with local diocese of the Anglican Church of Nigeria, we build and run nine full-time, year-round clinics in rural and urban locations.
2) Clinic-based medical outreach missions
We sponsor annual outreach missions at our clinics to provide free medical care and free medicine to all patients. We also recruit teams of surgeons to help or clinic staff provide a deeper level of care than is normally possible. These outreach missions typically serve 1,000 + people in a week.
3) Mobile Clinics to poor rural and urban communities
We partner with Cornerstone Health Foundation to conduct mobile clinics in host churches in rural and urban settings.
4) Developing Human Capital
We are investing in the education of Nigerian young people for future careers in medical professions. Currently, we are sponsoring one student preparing to be a doctor, one student to be an Nurse Mid-wife, one student to be a Nurse and five students to be Community Health Extension Workers (CHEWS).
