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Love Without Reason Kenya

In Northern Kenya, roughly 46 percent of the population earns less than 108.10 Kenyan shilling, the equivalent of one dollar a day. Kenya is also the world’s 48th largest country. In Kenya, families must travel to reach the main cities to access the minimal healthcare resources. This often means a trip over 300 kilometers or 186 miles.

This severe poverty has impacted so many children born with craniofacial differences. The journey is on rough terrain, is costly, and risky for a cleft baby. Love Without Reason is working with the Kenyan leadership to plan surgical camps in partnership with area hospitals, such as AAR Hospital. Your donations will help find the next medical camp which we call “The Great African Adventure.”

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Number of Surgeries

Kenyan Stories

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TRAUMA AFTER TRAUMA

In a small village in Kenya sixty years ago, little Mary was born with something no one had ever seen, a cleft lip. While her siblings went to school, Mary’s parents ….

MORE TIME TO GROW

Love Without Reason 2020 Kenya medical camp, like all camps, started with a screening process. Typically, surgery for cleft lip is performed  ….

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CECILIA'S STORY

Living with craniofacial differences in societies dominated by looks is hard. This is made even more painful for those in countries where lack of awareness ….