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Proposed care centre locationKadibo, Kisumu County, Kenya

Evidence that strengthens compassionate care.

Research, lived experience and community participation help REMA Care understand barriers, design responsive services and improve care over time.

Community insightService improvementMeasurable learning

Good care begins with understanding.

Common Goal Research Center supports REMA Care with the evidence needed to understand experiences, identify barriers and improve services.

Research and community engagement help the team remain responsive to the realities of people receiving palliative care, their families and the professionals who support them.

  • 01

    Understand access barriersExplore the financial, geographic, social and cultural factors that affect care.

  • 02

    Listen to lived experienceLearn from patients, caregivers, families and communities.

  • 03

    Improve service designUse evidence to strengthen programmes, outreach and continuity of care.

Common Goal Research Center

Research partner to REMA Care

Current areas of focus
Patient experienceQuality of lifeHome-based careCaregiver needsElderly careAccess to care
“Compassion tells us why the work matters. Evidence helps us understand how to do it better.”

What compassionate care changes.

REMA Care strengthens more than clinical outcomes. It creates a dependable circle of support around patients, families and the wider community.

01

Affordable access

Making quality palliative and supportive care more accessible to people and families who need it.

02

Care closer to home

Reducing practical and cultural barriers by extending appropriate support into the community.

03

Dignity and comfort

Protecting personal preferences, comfort and quality of life throughout the care journey.

04

Stronger caregivers

Supporting families and caregivers with knowledge, counselling and a dependable care network.

05

Evidence-led services

Using community research and professional knowledge to continuously improve service delivery.

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Community awareness

Encouraging earlier conversations, participation and shared responsibility around supportive care.