Paediatric Surgical Camp | Guardian Hospital Meru
Camp highlights · Community impact
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Executive summary

Overview of the camp and its reported outcomes

Guardian Hospital Kangeta – Meru successfully conducted its Annual Paediatric Surgical Camp from 28th to 30th September 2026 in partnership with the Kenya Association of Paediatric Surgeons (KAPS). The three-day initiative brought together a multidisciplinary team to assess and provide surgical care to children with paediatric surgical conditions.

The camp brought together paediatric surgical specialists and a multidisciplinary hospital team to provide assessment and surgical care for children with paediatric surgical conditions. The initiative reflects the value of collaboration in improving access to specialised care for children.

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Children who received surgery
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Days of dedicated surgical care
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Shared commitment to children's health
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Conclusion and appreciation

Partnership, service delivery and next steps

The Annual Paediatric Surgical Camp held from 28th to 30th September 2026 at Guardian Hospital Kangeta – Meru was successfully conducted in partnership with the Kenya Association of Paediatric Surgeons (KAPS). The camp provided an opportunity for children with paediatric surgical conditions to receive assessment and surgical care through a coordinated, multidisciplinary approach.

Guardian Hospital appreciates the contribution of KAPS, the participating specialists, clinical staff, theatre team, nurses, support staff, patients and their caregivers in making the camp successful. Continued paediatric surgical services at Guardian Hospital Meru will support ongoing assessment and follow-up for children requiring care.

Prepared byPaediatric Surgical Camp Coordinator
InstitutionGuardian Hospital Kangeta – Meru
GUARDIAN HOSPITAL KANGETA – MERU
Quality Healthcare for Everyone
Paediatric Surgical Camp Highlights · 28–30 September 2026
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