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Helping Families in Kenya Access Life-Saving Healthcare Through Faith & Action

RTC Missions is a Christian non-profit supporting the RTC Mission Hospital in Homa Bay County, Kenya. What began as a small clinic has grown into a Level 4 hospital serving nearly 200,000 people with maternity care, digital radiology, surgery, dialysis, emergency services, neonatal ICU care, and medical mission outreach in East Africa.

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200,000+

Population Area Served Through The RTC Mission Hospital

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Level 4

Hospital Status Achieved,

Level 5 In Progress

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400+

Babies Delivered in One Year

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12 Building

Full Medical Campus Serving Western Kenya

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RTC Mission Hospital

A Level 4 Hospital Bringing Hope & Healthcare to Western Kenya

The RTC Mission Hospital began as a small village clinic in Homa Bay County, Kenya. Today, it serves nearly 200,000 people across the  Kasipul Sub-County region with advanced healthcare services that were once unavailable locally.

Families travel long distances to receive care at the RTC Mission Hospital because access to quality and compassionate healthcare remains limited throughout much of western Kenya.

The hospital Services now include:

Surgical theaters

Neonatal ICU care

24/7 emergency ambulance service

Digital radiology department

Kidney dialysis center

Laboratory services

24/7 ambulance access

Maternity and delivery care

HIV/AIDS treatment

Malaria treatment

Outpatient and inpatient care

Pharmacy services

The RTC Mission Hospital continues to expand to meet the growing healthcare needs throughout the region.

◉ The Level 5 Expansion Campaign

Help Keep RTC Mission Hospital Open Beyond 2026

The RTC Mission Hospital is entering the most critical expansion phase in its history.

This expansion will allow the RTC Mission Hospital to continue serve nearly 200,000 people throughout the Kasipul Sub-County within, Homa Bay County, while dramatically increasing access to emergency and critical care services in western Kenya.

$700,000
Expansion Goal

Funds raised through this campaign will help complete the following projects required to achieve level 5 status:

Full Emergency Department

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A dedicated emergency care facility equipped to handle trauma, critical illness, and urgent medical stabilization.

Adult Intensive Care Unit (ICU)

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Critical care beds, monitoring equipment, oxygen systems, and infrastructure for severely ill patients requiring intensive medical treatment.

High Dependency Unit (HDU)

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An intermediate care unit for patients who require close monitoring and advanced support beyond general inpatient care.

Cancer Treatment Department

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Create an oncology treatment department with chemo therapy and infusion therapy capabilities for families who must currently travel long distances to access cancer care. The vast majority of the area have limited to no transportation options.

Medical Equipment & Infrastructure

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Critical upgrades to hospital systems, power infrastructure, patient monitoring technology, oxygen delivery systems, life-saving medical equipment, and a large requirement for medicines and supplies for treatments.

Workforce & Clinical Expansion

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Additional staffing, physician support, nurse training, and expanded operational capacity required for Level 5 accreditation.

Why This Matters

Recent healthcare reforms in Kenya have already led to the closure or loss of accreditation for thousands of hospitals that could not meet updated requirements or survive delayed government reimbursement systems.
 

The RTC Mission Hospital successfully passed previous inspections and remains operational today, but reaching Level 5 status is essential for the hospital’s long-term future and the many communities depending on it.

 How RTC Missions Began

From a Small Clinic to a Growing Hospital in Kenya

RTC Missions began when Sam Otieno met Dave McSpadden at a Rotary Club meeting in Waxahachie, Texas, in 2021.

Sam had already spent years helping vulnerable families in Kenya access healthcare through government insurance support and a small medical clinic he built near Lake Victoria.

After visiting Kenya in 2022, Dave saw both the urgent need and the incredible work already happening. Together, they formed RTC Missions, Inc., a Christian non-profit dedicated to expanding regional access to compassionate healthcare in Homa Bay County.

Today, the RTC Mission Hospital has grown into a Level 4 hospital serving thousands of families across western Kenya through faith, partnership, and compassionate care.

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What We Do 

What RTC Missions Does

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Medical Care & Hospital Expansion

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RTC Mission Hospital provides surgery, maternity care, dialysis, emergency medicine, radiology, pharmacy services, and outpatient care for surrounding communities.

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Medical Mission Teams

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Doctors, nurses, and healthcare professionals from the United States serve alongside Kenyan medical staff through medical mission trips and clinical support.

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Faith & Discipleship

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RTC Missions exists to serve people physically and spiritually through Christian compassion and discipleship-centered outreach.

Future Growth Initiatives 

Help Expand Healthcare Access in Kenya

RTC Mission Hospital continues growing to meet increasing healthcare demands throughout Homa Bay County and western Kenya.

Multi-Purpose Medical Building

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A growing facility designed to house expanded emergency services, private patient wards, and future cancer treatment capabilities.

Expanded Dialysis Services

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RTC’s dialysis center continues expanding to meet increasing demand for life-saving kidney treatment.

Future Cancer Treatment Floor

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Plans are underway to improve cancer treatment access for families who currently must travel long distances for specialized care.

Medical Equipment & Infrastructure

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RTC continues improving medical technology, transportation support, and hospital infrastructure across the campus.

Medical Mission Housing

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Additional housing improvements help support visiting physicians, nurses, surgeons, and volunteer medical teams serving in Kenya.

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Stories From the Field 

“Seeing the needs of the community firsthand and witnessing the compassion of the RTC team reminded us why healthcare missions matter. The patients, families, and staff we met left a lasting impact on each of us.”

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Dr. Abby Lankhorst

Medical Missions Team Surgeon

Multiple teams of physicians and nurses from Texas and Kentucky have traveled to the RTC Mission Hospital to serve alongside Kenyan healthcare providers delivering surgical care, emergency treatment, and patient support.

Many patients traveled long distances because the RTC Mission Hospital was their closest access to advanced medical care.

“The opportunity to be part of the team here and integrate ourselves into what they’ve already established has been phenomenal,” Dr. Lankhorst shared after the trip.

Watch Video

See the Mission in Action

This short video shares how RTC Mission Hospital grew from a one-room maternity clinic into a Level 4 hospital serving thousands of families across Homa Bay County, Kenya.

Hear directly from Dave McSpadden, Sam Otieno, visiting medical teams, and community members whose lives have been impacted through Christian medical missions in Kenya.

Support the Mission 

Support the Level 5 Expansion Campaign

Help fund the Emergency Department, Adult ICU, HDU, cancer treatment services, and critical care infrastructure needed to keep the RTC Mission Hospital operational.

Sponsor a Medical Mission Trip

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Help physicians, nurses, and volunteers travel to Kenya to provide medical care, surgery, and training.

Sponsor a Medical Professional

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Support a doctor, nurse, surgeon, or healthcare worker serving patients at RTC Mission Hospital.

Support General Operating Costs

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Help provide medicine, utilities, staff support, transportation, and daily hospital operations.

One-Time or Monthly Giving | 100% Tax Deductible | Registered 501(c)(3)

Latest News 

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Waxahachie, TX 75168

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