Established in 2009 as a non-for profit corporation in Chicago, the James R. Jordan Foundation International (JRJFI) is committed to building capacity in developing communities. Collaborating with local communities, JRJFI implements sustainable solutions to health and education disparities in Kenya by connecting local challenges with global partners. Under the initiative led by Mrs Jordan, the Kenya Women and Children’s Wellness Centre (KWCWC) is based in Nairobi. KWCWC has been implementing projects geared towards creating social change, strengthening health systems and supporting the Government of Kenya’s initiatives in achieving shared goals in health, education and social justice. These include preventive and primary care, on-going community outreach on gender-based violence prevention and reduction, capacity building of health workers and mobilization of community leaders and local organizations including universities and faith-based entities. 

ICME Healthcare is mandated by JRJFI to conduct a strategic facility and service planning which entails a preventive and primary care service along with a secondary hospital care. Along the project execution, ICME representatives communicate with international renowned healthcare institutions such as Stanford University to create and implement tailored and integrated community services within the local and international operational framework. As a further deliverable, ICME Healthcare determines the operational operator for providing the community-centered service in Nairobi and the region in a state-of-the-art healthcare delivery approach including the application of digital care delivery. In a turn-key project management approach, ICME is contracted to perform a project management, design and design development and site supervision function.