In 2025, Mustard Seed House welcomed more than 6,000 patients and caregivers both in Mustard Seed House Tenwek and Kijabe, offering far more than a place to stay. For families facing long medical journeys and financial strain, the ministry provided safe accommodation, compassionate care and the love of Christ, continuing its mission to be a lifeline for those with nowhere else to turn.

Faith Aid has launched a new partnership with AIC Kapsowar Mission Hospital in Kenya to expand access to life-changing surgical care for vulnerable patients. The collaboration will begin with Orthopedic and Reconstructive Plastic Surgery Compassion Programs, with future plans to explore establishing a Mustard Seed House to support families travelling from across African for treatment.

Faith Aid has signed a multi-year grant agreement of up to $1 million with Tenwek Hospital, strengthening a long-standing partnership to provide life-saving care for patients who cannot afford treatment. The support, delivered through specialised Compassion Funds and the Mustard Seed House ministry, continues to remove financial barriers and extend Christ-centered healing to vulnerable families across Kenya and the region.

Over the past eight months, Faith Aid’s Mustard Seed House expansion team has worked diligently to complete a comprehensive Master Plan to expand Mustard Seed House Tenwek and meet the urgent needs of patients and families seeking treatment at AGC Tenwek Hospital. The Master Planning process was intentional and thorough—built on months of in-depth discussions with stakeholders, capacity planning and projections of future needs, interviews with beneficiaries, and consultations with experts.