RaHa Solutions (RaHa) & University Health Services (UHS) of University of Nairobi (UoN) to Give Free Medical Services to UoN Community, for Happiness

In a process that started on 16th January 2026 in office of the acting UHS Direct, Dr Samson Miyoro, RaHa and UHS are agreeing on how to give free services of medical doctors and specialists to UoN Community members. This is to contribute toward making individuals in the community to feel more safe and relaxed. More low-stress lifestyle will enhance creativity, making UoN community one of the most innovative in the world.

“…To feel safe is one of our primal needs and if we’re not safe, we’re not able to relax into co-creation and innovation,” explains Elisabet Lahti, PhD, applied psychology researcher, author of Gentle Power, and founder of Sisu Lab.

UoN community members will not register, queue nor be nominated for the services. Even when the members will be away on holiday (off-session) during which they are currently not eligible to access healthcare at UHS as per the university policy, they will access the free services on their phones, which they don’t have to buy data bundles for — one does not need to buy data bundles for the free services.

The RaHa-UHS healthcare system guarantees that all UoN community members have access to necessary outpatient medical services, with every member receiving free outpatient healthcare, and psychological support. RaHa and UHS will provide regular public updates on the services so that people know that if something happens to them, the system will take care of them — this will create a sense of safety and belonging.

This (RaHa-UHS system) is like Finland’s social systems, which is built on the idea that everyone deserves access to free services of medical doctors and specialists — the Finnish healthcare system guarantees that all residents have access to necessary medical services. It has a highly decentralised publicly funded healthcare system and only a very small private health sector. This is far more effective and efficient than some alternatives used in other countries. a health service with waiting times that are the envy of the world.

This is partly why Finland consistently ranks as the happiest country in he UN World Happiness Report. Finland’s happiness (low-stress lifestyle) nurtures creativity, making it one of the most innovative countries in the world.