Philanthropist and former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko has once again captured hearts after clearing hospital bills for 110 mothers detained at Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital over unpaid fees. The mothers, who had been unable to leave after delivery, were released and given additional support to help them restart their lives.
Highlights:
- Sonko cleared medical bills for 110 mothers at Mama Lucy Hospital.
- Each mother received financial support upon discharge.
- He pledged to pay their Social Health Authority (SHA) fees for free healthcare access.
- Four mothers sadly lost their babies; Sonko sent his condolences.
- The gesture underscores Sonko’s continued community philanthropy.
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Sonko Steps In for Struggling Mothers
In a show of compassion, Mike Sonko cleared the medical bills of 110 mothers who had been detained at Mama Lucy Hospital due to unpaid fees. The initiative came after requests for help reached him from hospital staff and families seeking assistance.
Financial Support for New Beginnings
Apart from settling the hospital costs, Sonko went a step further by giving each mother a small amount of financial support as they left the hospital. He said this gesture was meant to help the women transition back home and care for their newborns comfortably.
Long-Term Healthcare Plan
To prevent similar situations in the future, Sonko pledged to cover the mothers’ Social Health Authority (SHA) fees guaranteeing them free access to medical services moving forward. He described this as a long-term solution to ensure new mothers don’t fall into debt while seeking healthcare.
A Touch of Sadness
While celebrating the release of the mothers, Sonko shared that four mothers had tragically lost their babies. He expressed his deepest sympathies to the affected families, offering prayers and comfort during their time of mourning.
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For the 110 mothers, Sonko’s generosity turned despair into hope a reminder that true leadership often begins with compassion.
