Aweer people arrive at the Safari Doctors clinic in the village of Bahamisi on Pate Island in Kenya. The Aweer are a marginalized, indigenous people who subsist on hunting and gathering along the coasts of Kenya and Somalia.

Doctor Mila Ibrahim examines a patient on Pate Island in Kenya.

Amina Shee checks the blood pressure of a women in the village of Kiangwe, Kenya.

Nurse Harrison Kalu prepares to vaccinate an infant in the village of Kiangwe, Kenya.

Nurse Harrison Kalu vaccinates an infant in the village of Kiangwe, Kenya.

Fatima Ali, age 4, carrying a bundle of Ukwaju fruit she has collected to make into juice in the village of Kiangwe, Kenya.

Captain Fahmi Said steers the Mama Daktari along the coast of Kenya. The Mama Daktari is a hospital boat operated by Safari Doctors.

Dr. Athman Vae places an IV in Omar Shongwa in Shongwa’s mud hut in the village of Bahamisi, Kenya. Safari Doctors makes house calls for people who are too ill to visit their clinics.

Jackson Mugambi hangs a bag of IV fluids for Omar Shongwa on the wall of Shongwa’s mud hut in the village of Bahamisi, Kenya.

Captain Fahmi Said and Maryam Abdallah load medicines aboard the Mama Daktari at Shela Pier in Kenya.

Captain Fahmi Said weighs anchor on the Mama Daktari off the coast of Kenya.

Shanga Nzole and the Safari Doctors team aboard the Mama Daktari off the coast of Kenya.