Our Mission

To minister the love of Christ — in a tangible way.

Since 2013, Hope Matters International has put hands and feet to a simple vision: holistic care for the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of an underserved Kenyan community.

English

To minister the love of Christ in a tangible way by physically and spiritually reaching out to serve impoverished African families and individuals through community advancement, healthcare, and development programs.

Kiswahili

Kuhudumia upendo wa Kristo kwa njia inayoonekana, tukiwafikia watu kimwili na kiroho ili kuzihudumia familia na watu maskini wa Kiafrika kupitia maendeleo ya jamii, huduma za afya, na programu za maendeleo.

Editor note (remove before launch): Swahili is a careful community translation — please have a native speaker confirm before launch.

Hope Matters International caring for families in Western Kenya

Who we are

From two observation beds to a growing hospital

In the summer of 2017, it became painfully clear we had outgrown our outpatient medical center — six patients were admitted on intravenous drips in a small room with just two observation beds. In 2020 we opened the expanded Village of Hope Hospital.

Founded by William & Michelle Kiprop, the hospital sits in the highlands of Western Kenya and serves patients from three counties — Uasin Gishu, Kakamega and Nandi. Today it is a 37-bed hospital growing toward 90, with an operating theatre, eye surgery, maternity and neonatal care, advanced radiology, a laboratory, pharmacy, and a mortuary.

Holistic CareSustainabilityPreventative HealthEducationEmpowermentIncreased Access to CareLocal PartnershipsLoving Atmosphere
Integrity

Two layers of accountability for one promise

501(c)(3) in the USA

A registered American non-profit (EIN 46-2372391). Every gift is tax-deductible per IRS rules, restricted to its purpose, and receipted. Checks and bank bill-pay are welcomed alongside online giving.

A Public Benefit Organization in Kenya

Kenya's PBO Act (in force 2024) replaced the historically loose NGO regime with mandatory independent audits, certified financial statements, public registration and anti-fraud controls. It means your generosity is governed, not just gathered.

Editor note (remove before launch): Confirm and publish the hospital's exact PBO registration number from org records before launch.

Leadership

The people who carry this mission

Kenya Board of Directors

Peter Nyorsok, Chairman

Peter Nyorsok

Chairman

Debbie Mutai, Treasurer

Debbie Mutai

Treasurer

Geoff Kirui, Secretary

Geoff Kirui

Secretary

Alfred Otieno, Member

Alfred Otieno

Member

Eunice Kerich, Member

Eunice Kerich

Member

Hospital Leadership

Nixon Rono, Hospital Administrator

Nixon Rono

Hospital Administrator

Timon Kiplagat, Accountant (CPA)

Timon Kiplagat

Accountant (CPA)

DK

Dr. Korir

Medical Director

USA Leadership & Board

W&

William & Michelle Kiprop

Founders & Field Directors

LK

Louise Kennedy

Board of Directors

N

Natalie

Board of Directors

Editor note (remove before launch): Louise Kennedy listed per the board; confirm full US board roster & Natalie's surname before launch.

Your gift becomes a heartbeat, a breath, a second chance.

100% of the need is real and local. Give once, or walk alongside us monthly — and watch a 37-bed hospital grow into 90.