The types of diseases that are treated here in the dispensary:  Kibao enjoys a sharp cold weather surrounded by Tea estates where majority of the people work.  They are on duty for twelve hours a day in the rain, cold and the mist.  The patients come from near and far to get treated. Mainly the patients  suffering from Malaria, Pneumonia, Diarrhea, Tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS patients, Burns cases and  malnourished children with protein  energy Malnutrition. We have an outpatient department where we get an average of 45 to 55 patients per day. In patient department where we admit around 35 to 45 patients per month. We have two mobile Reproductive Child Health (RCH) clinics where we reach out every month, to 300 to 450 children under five to vaccinate them against the communicable diseases. The antenatal mothers receive the vaccination and the cheek up. The service is free of cost. The government provides the vaccines. Due to HIV/AIDS many people were affected by Tuberculosis. This was a main and a big responsibility to take care of them, the patients stayed two months in the dispensary where they contributed very little money for their stay. The medication was given free since it was sponsored by the Government. This condition lasted up to 2007 where the Government started distributing free anti Retro Viral drugs which reduced the opportunistic infections to a greater extent. During this period many HIV/AIDS patients died we stayed close to them close on their final journey to the Lord by praying with them and supporting the grieved family members.