Mission Sustainability in Africa (MSA) strengthens mission hospitals through health workforce
support, climate-smart solutions, and community capacity building—ensuring continued access
to compassionate medical and spiritual care in underserved communities.
Mission Sustainability in Africa (MSA) is a registered Christian non-governmental organization
founded in 2010 to ensure the continued provision of quality medical and spiritual care in
mission hospitals across Kenya and the region.
In Kenya Most of the mission hospitals were founded and supported by the missionaries for
many years. Following the decline in missionaries and their support, these mission hospitals have
become financially and operationally vulnerable, despite critical role in provision of healthcare
services in Kenya, most of these hospitals provide services particularly in rural, underserved, and
hard-to-reach communities.
MSA was established to respond to this gap by mobilizing resources that sustain healthcare
delivery and chaplaincy services grounded in Christian values. We work to ensure that mission
hospitals continue to deliver professional, compassionate, accountable, and faith-based
healthcare to communities with limited alternatives.
Our Values
We seek to glorify God by being:
Accountable
Result-oriented
Professional
People of integrity
Without intervention, many mission hospitals risk:
Reduced service quality
Closure of critical departments
Loss of spiritual and compassionate care focus
MSA exists to bridge this gap and secure the future of mission healthcare in Africa.
Director & Founder
Board Member
Board Member
Board Secretary
Founder Member
Advisory Board
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Mission Sustainability in Africa, AIC Building, Ralph Bunche RD P.O. Box 881-00502 KAREN
inquiry@msa.or.ke
+254 721 417 245
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