Navy, wine and teal scrubs from Scrubs Kenya

Scrubs for medical camps, outreach and NGO teams

A medical camp next month with volunteers flying in from three countries?

Scrubs Kenya dresses outreach teams in matching sets with the camp or NGO logo, so patients know exactly who to approach.

Prices on this page start from KES 250. Every price comes live from the Scrubs Kenya shop.

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Sets outreach teams order most

Who orders for camps

Churches, NGOs, rotary and lions clubs, university outreach teams and visiting medical missions.

Ordering when the team is still forming

Send the expected numbers and a size spread. Scrubs Kenya helps you balance sizes, then adjusts when names are final.

Visiting teams from abroad

Volunteers flying in can collect at the Kimathi Street shop or have sets delivered to the camp.

Why teams order from Scrubs Kenya

Sizes run from XXS to 7XL, so nobody on the team is left out.

Names, titles and logos can be embroidered on every piece, from about KES 200 per item.

Kenyan made sets keep the budget low. Brands such as Cherokee and Landau are there when the brief asks for more.

Founded by Dr Joanne Medina, a medical doctor, so the fit and pockets are chosen for real shifts.

Questions people ask

Do you supply scrubs for medical camps?

Yes, with your logo embroidered.

Can you deliver to a rural camp site?

Yes, by courier to the nearest town.

Can volunteers from abroad pay?

Ask on WhatsApp for the payment options.

How early should we order?

As early as you can. Scrubs Kenya confirms the timeline on the quote.

Ready to order?

Message Scrubs Kenya on WhatsApp with your size and colour. Same day delivery in Nairobi and nationwide shipping.

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Meet the founder

Dr Joanne Medina

Founder, Scrubs Kenya

Ever been told there are no surgical caps left on a busy ward? Dr Joanne Medina was, as a final year medical student. So she started making her own.

That small fix grew into Scrubs Kenya. Today Scrubs Kenya dresses nurses, doctors, clinical officers and students across Kenya.

Dr Joanne is a medical doctor who trained at Egerton University. She grew up in Kitale and now lives and works in Nairobi. She knows how a twelve hour shift feels, so every Scrubs Kenya set is chosen for comfort, pockets and fabric that lasts.

She also hosts the Medina Dinner, a networking evening for healthcare professionals, and interviews leaders in Kenyan healthcare on her YouTube channel.