The BRIDGE Foundation empowers vulnerable communities across Kenya through unified, closed-loop referral pathways—delivering direct access to early cancer screenings, mental healthcare, substance mitigation, SGBV response, and healthy aging support.
Integrated Care Gateway
No community member seeking help, guidance, or social support is ever turned away. Every touchpoint acts as a unified gateway to immediate assessment and warm handoffs.
Whether contacting our community Care promoters, MoH C&P registered psychological counselors, or screening drives, our universal triage protocol ensures you receive active, closed-loop navigation to exact health and social care.
Bridging biological, psychological, and social care through evidence-based, compassionate, and client / patient tailored support interventions.
"A resilient, informed, and empowered society where every individual—across all life stages—has equitable access to holistic biopsychosocial care, health dignity, and complete mental, social, and physical well-being."
"To empower vulnerable communities through unified referral pathways delivering direct access to early screenings, mental healthcare, substance mitigation, SGBV response, and gerontological care."
Guiding every clinical interaction and institutional donor resource
Embracing a holistic model recognizing biological, psychological, and social factors as inextricably linked.
Delivering compassionate, non-judgmental, survivor-centered, and intergenerational care to all.
Maintaining high ethical clinical standards, governance, and transparent resource stewardship.
Fostering multi-sectoral linkages with Ministries (MoH, Labour, Civil society & Social Protection) & donors.
Equipping communities, older persons, and caregivers with evidence-based health knowledge.
Prioritizing under-resourced, marginalized, and older adult populations without discrimination.
Leveraging technology-driven referral tracking, community health units, and home-based care models for long-term social impact.
Comprehensive, policy-aligned health & social intervention structures designed for maximum community impact and closed-loop care & support.
Policy: WHO UHC, Kenya PHC Framework, MoH CHP Strategy
Establishes standardized, closed-loop community-to-facility referral pathways under a strict 'No Wrong Door Policy'. Deploys screening tools for early vulnerability detection and digital referral feedback.
Policy: Kenya Mental Health Policy 2015-2030, SDG 3.4
De-stigmatizes mental health conditions through community psychoeducation, individual, family/group trauma counseling, crisis intervention, and Psychological First Aid (PFA) capacity building.
Policy: National Cancer Control Strategy 2023-2027
Drives primary prevention through creating community awareness and grassroots screenings (cervical, breast, prostate). Provides patient navigation, psychosocial counseling, and treatment adherence support along cancer care continuum.
Policy: NACADA Strategy, WHO Harm Reduction Guidelines
Implements evidence-based harm reduction, addiction awareness, early SBIRT screening interventions, and referral pathways to accredited rehabilitation and reintegration programs.
Policy: PADVA, National Policy on Gender, UN SDG Goal 5
Provide survivor-centered, trauma-informed interventions combining immediate medical/psychosocial referrals, legal advocacy, and safe shelter access.
Policy: National Policy on Older Persons, UN Healthy Aging, Inua Jamii
Addresses systemic neglect through WHO ICOPE home screenings, caregiver support circles, NCD care navigation, elder abuse mitigation, and state social safety net linkages.
Practical low-overhead implementation strategy tailored for rapid community impact
Map older persons (60+) across targeted community units to assess chronic vulnerability and intake needs.
Train CHPs on WHO ICOPE tools, geriatric counseling, dementia detection, and caregiver support circles.
Mobile/home geriatric screenings, medical linkages (Level 2-4), and enrollment in Inua Jamii & SHA safety nets.
Intergenerational bonding connecting youth and older adults to restore dignity and combat social isolation.
Grounded in clinical expertise, lived experience, over 10 years work experience, epidemiological research findings, data analysis and programmatic excellence.
Founder & CEO
Registered Psychologist (MoH Counselors & Psychologists Board)
frankpius2007@yahoo.co.uk
0717 316 581
"Out of the Dust Beyond the Flame: A Memoir authenticated from Lived experiences and Cancer Treatment journey."
Translating personal oncology resilience into systemic biopsychosocial support for patients and vulnerable communities.
Chief Operating Officer (COO)
onanidan@gmail.com
0796 779 991
Grounded in the 3 pillars of service delivery, with strong expertise in epidemiological documented data, operational excellence, and programmatic execution across community health units.
From oncology resilience to institutional foundation—witness the authentic journey that gave rise to BRIDGE Foundation.
📅 Feb 12, 2026
28th & Final Radiotherapy Session
Frankline undergoing his 28th final radiotherapy session at the cancer treatment facility, symbolizing the ultimate resilience over oncology challenges.
📅 Sept 8, 2026
3rd Adjuvant Chemotherapy at AGC Tenwek Hospital
Frank alongside his cousin caregiver outside AGC Tenwek Hospital during his 3rd adjuvant chemotherapy—highlighting the critical role of family caregivers in healing.
📅 Sept 29, 2026
4th Cycle of Adjuvant Chemotherapy
Undergoing the 4th cycle of adjuvant chemotherapy, reinforcing the need for holistic biopsychosocial patient navigation and mental support during care.
📅 Oct 2026
Kenyatta University Nakuru Campus
Frank drafting the official BRIDGE Foundational Strategic Institutional Framework at Kenyatta University Nakuru Campus, converting lived experience into institutional policy.
Representing unity, healing, and equity across mind, body, and community. The foundation stands fully registered to serve vulnerable populations across Kenya.
Your contribution directly powers community screenings, psychological counseling, cancer navigation, and gerontological care.
At BRIDGE Foundation, every shilling is accountable. We adhere to rigorous financial controls, periodic independent audits, and structured impact monitoring.
Managed by Competent & Client centered professionals.
Under our 'No Wrong Door Policy', we warmly receive every client inquiry and navigate you to exact biopsychosocial care.