Volunteer medical doctors Johnson Msenga and Dr. Easter Makoye conduct a vital health check for 90-year-old Mr. Aloyce during a Dotascare patient visit. The visit helps ensure that elderly and vulnerable patients receive basic medical attention and monitoring at home, especially when the cost and

A Maasai woman tries out the wheelchair that her husband will use after being bedridden and unable to move independently for 18 years, marking a meaningful step toward greater mobility, comfort, and dignity in his daily life

Dotascare Coordinator and a Community Health Worker present a wheelchair to a patient who has lived without the ability to walk for 18 years. The support is intended to restore mobility, improve comfort, and give the patient greater independence and the opportunity to engage more

The Dotascare team delivering a wheelchair to a bedridden patient in the Maasai community in Kiranyi Ward, Mti Mkubwa Street, to support mobility and enable the patient to spend time outdoors and move around more comfortably.

Dotascare’s 2nd Annual Meeting in Arusha brought together Community Health Workers (CHWs), the Arusha District Social Welfare Office, and families of patients receiving home-based care. The meeting provided an opportunity to share experiences, discuss challenges, receive feedback from families, and strengthen collaboration to improve the

Dotascare Coordinator Miss Joyce Kayila, together with a Community Health Worker, during a home visit to a patient, providing care, guidance, and practical support as part of Dotascare’s community-based home care programme.