She has been in the country for the last one week after arriving last Thursday. In an interview she had with a Kenyan daily, she said the wellness center is committed to promoting equality and good health care for everyone.
“The center will offer testing services for cancer, HIV testing, obscenity among other diseases to all,” she said adding that education and counseling services will also be offered as well as job opportunities.
The center will be built on a 10-acre piece of land on Thika Road, the land has been donated by the United States International University.
It will be a 184 bed general hospital for both in and out patients. Jordan said the center will also have a forensic lab which will address criminal justice against abuse victims.
