Welcome to Marigat Catholic Mission Hospital, a community where everyone can access quality health services that are affordable and contribute to the improvement of the quality of life of needy people through mobile and static clinics, health education and community mobilization.
Sr. Mary Monari — Sister In Charge
Marigat Catholic Mission Dispensary was initiated in 1982 by the Franciscan Missionaries of St. Joseph Sisters, after a needs assessment revealed that medical services were greatly required in the Marigat area. The facility is located in Yatoi Sub-Location, Marigat Location, Marigat Division, Baringo South Sub-County, Baringo County, in the Rift Valley Province, Kenya.
When the facility was initiated, community members travelled long distances to access medical services, leading to unnecessary deaths. The initial structure was a small room used to store drugs and vaccines, with outreach clinics used to reach communities in interior areas — at first, the farthest area reached was about 80 kilometers.
Today, the hospital runs outreach clinics in Baringo North and Baringo South Sub-Counties every Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, while the static clinic runs Monday through Friday at the facility. The furthest outreach point is 52 km away, the nearest 12 km — covering Biretwonin, Ng'aratuko, Salabani, Lororo/Parkaren, Kailer, Mbechot, Lesamburbur, Sambaka, Chemorongion and Kirim.
To participate in the healing ministry of Christ by providing health care services in communities that are needy.
A community where everyone can access quality health services that are affordable.
To contribute to the improvement of the quality of life of needy people through mobile and static clinics, health education and community mobilization.
From home-based care to youth volunteers, our community groups are the heart of this hospital.