No woman should die because she cannot afford treatment.
HopeChain Care identifies, verifies, and funds cervical cancer treatment for low-income women in Kenya — with every disbursement recorded on-chain and publicly verifiable.
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The Challenge
Cervical cancer is curable. Yet thousands of Kenyan women die of it every year.
Not because treatment doesn’t exist — but because no mechanism exists to fund their access to it.
Our Model
Four steps from identification to treatment.
A clinically verified, blockchain-transparent model that routes funds directly to hospitals — with zero fraud risk.
Identify
Trained community health workers identify symptomatic, unscreened women across Nairobi and Central Kenya through active community outreach.
Verify
Dr. Nancy Muhia or a partner clinician confirms diagnosis, staging, and estimated treatment cost. Only verified cases receive funding.
Fund
Verified patient profiles are published on HopeChain. Donors worldwide give via Bitcoin, M-Pesa, card, or bank transfer — directly to named patients.
Disburse
Funds go directly to the treating hospital — never to the patient. Every payment is recorded on-chain and publicly verifiable within 48 hours.
100% on-chain transparency
Every disbursement HopeChain Care makes is recorded on a public blockchain ledger — timestamped, immutable, and permanently verifiable by any donor, partner, or auditor. We are not asking you to trust us. We are giving you the tools to verify us.
Current Patients
Real women. Verified cases. Direct impact.
Each patient has been clinically verified by our medical team through documentation review and a physical visit. Your donation funds their specific treatment only.
Grace is a single mother of three who presented at a partner facility in Central Kenya after months of symptoms. She delayed care because she could not afford the consultation fee. Verified by our clinical team on home visit.
Mary is a market vendor in Kawangware, identified through our CHW outreach. Early-stage diagnosis gives her an excellent prognosis. Her family of five cannot cover treatment costs.
Faith was referred by a CHW in Thika. Newly married and recently diagnosed. Treatment at this stage has a very high success rate. No donations received yet.
Rose is a widow and subsistence farmer on the Coast. Identified by our CHW network and referred to a verified partner facility. Advanced staging makes early funding critical.
Jane is a tea picker in the Rift Valley identified during a community screening day. She has three school-age children and no formal income outside seasonal farm work.
Agnes was referred by a public health facility in her county after a routine checkup. She is a primary school teacher who cannot afford treatment without her salary being disrupted.
Carol is a young mother of two in Kisumu, identified through a Western Kenya CHW partner referral. Diagnosed at a county teaching hospital and verified by our clinical team.
Lucy was found during a community health day near Murang’a town. A widow caring for elderly parents and two grandchildren. She has no health insurance and no savings.
Esther is a smallholder farmer in Kirinyaga who delayed seeking care for over a year. Advanced presentation increases treatment complexity. Verified by Dr. Muhia on a home visit.
Priscilla is one of the youngest patients in our current cohort, identified through a university community health outreach in Embu. Early stage with excellent outlook if funded quickly.
Stage 2 · Squamous Cell Carcinoma
Sylvia was our first funded patient, identified in Mathare through CHW outreach. Her treatment was fully funded by 24 donors in 9 days. She began treatment at a verified partner hospital in April 2026.
Stage 1 · Adenocarcinoma
Wanjiru was referred through our clinical network in Central Kenya. Her treatment was funded in 14 days by individual donors and a corporate CSR partner. She is currently receiving treatment at a verified partner facility.
Who We Are
Clinical authority meets financial rigour.
HopeChain Care was built by two founders whose complementary expertise covers every critical dimension of this work.
Dr. Nancy Muhia
MBChB. Practicing Medical Officer at Karatina Sub-County Hospital with 8 years of clinical experience across Kenya’s public and private health systems, including locum practice at Aga Khan University Hospital Nairobi. Her active clinical networks span Nairobi, Central Kenya, and the Coast. Dr. Muhia leads all clinical verification, hospital partnerships, and patient identification — and has personally facilitated treatment access for individual cervical cancer patients before HopeChain Care was formally established.
↗ LinkedIn ProfileGodfrey Ndegwa
Founder of Seal Associates, a licensed accounting and advisory firm in Nairobi. Background spans NGO management, accounting, health financing, and multi-entity operational management across Centum Investment Company, BuildX Studio, and multiple NGO clients. Godfrey oversees all financial operations, donor disbursements, grant management, and platform administration.
↗ LinkedIn ProfileOur Pilot
We are at pilot stage — with real cases already on the ground.
HopeChain Care is currently in its pilot phase. Dr. Muhia has already supported individual cervical cancer patients informally through her clinical network. We are now formalising and scaling that model.
Six-Month Pilot Target
We are actively seeking funding partners. If you are a foundation, institutional donor, or corporate partner interested in supporting the pilot, please contact us at info@hopechaincare.co.ke
Year 1–2 Roadmap
Give Now
Every contribution funds a verified patient.
Select an amount below, then choose your preferred payment method — crypto, M-Pesa, or bank transfer. Every donation is matched to a verified patient and recorded on-chain.
Step 1 — Choose an amount
On-chain transparency
Every disbursement is recorded on a public blockchain ledger — verifiable by anyone, anytime.
Direct to hospital
Funds are paid to the treating hospital, never to the patient — eliminating misuse risk entirely.
Clinically verified
Every patient case is medically confirmed by a qualified clinician before a single donation is accepted.
Annual independent audit
Our financials are independently audited annually and published publicly on this website.
Donor follow-up
You receive a receipt with the on-chain transaction link and a patient outcome update when treatment is complete.
For Patients
Apply for treatment funding.
If you or someone you know needs cervical cancer treatment and cannot afford it, submit an application. Our clinical team reviews every case, conducts a physical verification visit, and lists approved patients for donor funding.
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Submit your application
Fill in the form with your name, location, hospital, and a brief description of your diagnosis. Attach any medical documents you have.
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Clinical review
Our medical team reviews your submission within 3–5 working days and may call you for additional details.
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Physical verification visit
A HopeChain Care clinical officer or CHW visits you or your treating facility to confirm your diagnosis, staging, and identity.
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Profile goes live
Once approved, your profile is published for donor funding — using only your first name and county. Your full identity is never published.
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Treatment funded and paid
When your fundraising target is met, we pay your treating hospital directly. You never handle any funds. We follow up to confirm completion.
Personal Details
Medical Information
Click to upload or drag & drop
Medical report, referral letter, discharge summary, prescription (PDF, JPG, PNG — max 5MB)
Identity Document
Required for verification. Upload a scanned copy of your National ID (if 18 or older) or Birth Certificate (if under 18). This is used only by our clinical team and never published.
Click to upload scanned copy
JPG, PNG, or PDF — max 5MB
Treatment note: If approved, your treatment will be arranged through HopeChain Care’s verified hospital partners. You will not be required to change your existing diagnosis facility.
🔒 Your identity is protected. We publish only your first name and county. All documents shared only with our clinical verification team.
Support Our Pilot
Help us build this from the ground up.
Beyond funding individual patients, you can donate directly to the HopeChain Care pilot programme — covering CHW training, platform development, hospital MOU setup, and operational costs. Our six-month pilot budget is USD 36,000 (KES 4,680,000).
Pilot Budget Breakdown
Institutional funders: If you are a foundation or organisation interested in supporting the pilot at scale, please contact us directly at info@hopechaincare.co.ke or call +254 713 281 299.
Donate to the pilot via
Pilot donations are used for operational and infrastructure costs. Every shilling is tracked and reported in our public financial statements.
News & Updates
What’s happening at HopeChain Care.
Updates on our patients, programme milestones, and the broader landscape of cervical cancer in Kenya.
HopeChain Care Secures Hospital Partnerships in Nairobi and Nyeri
We have formally signed MOUs with Primcare Cancer Care, Rahisi Family Medical Hospital, and Karatina Sub-County Hospital — our three anchor treatment facilities.
Why We Build on Blockchain: Transparency as a Non-Negotiable
Godfrey Ndegwa explains why on-chain disbursement recording is not a feature — it is the entire promise of HopeChain Care’s model to donors and patients alike.
What I See Every Week: Dr. Muhia on the Cost of Delayed Treatment
Dr. Nancy Muhia shares what it means to diagnose a patient who already knows they cannot pay — and why HopeChain Care fills a gap the health system cannot.
Get In Touch
Work with us. Fund us. Partner with us.
Whether you are a donor, a potential hospital partner, a corporate sponsor, or a foundation — we would love to hear from you.
info@hopechaincare.co.ke
+254 713 281 299
Nairobi & Central Kenya