Kenya county health indicators (maternal care, immunization, stunting) from the Kenya DHS 2022
Swahili Health MCP (io.github.gabrielmahia/swahili-health-mcp)
Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Kenya health data. It provides AI agents with tools to query Kenya health facilities, maternal health indicators, immunization coverage, and disease surveillance data via the DHIS2 public API.
🛠️ Key Features
Queries Kenya health facilities
Maternal health indicators lookup
Immunization coverage access
Disease surveillance data retrieval
Uses the DHIS2 public API
Package listed as “swahili-health-mcp” with MIT license (from repository excerpt)
🚀 Use Cases
Building AI agents that answer questions about Kenya maternal health
Looking up immunization coverage trends using DHIS2-sourced data
Supporting disease surveillance queries for Kenya-focused workflows
Enabling facility-level information retrieval for East Africa contexts
⚡ Developer Benefits
MCP tools for integrating DHIS2 public API data
Topics include dhis2, kenya, mcp, swahili, and ai-agents (from source data)
⚠️ Limitations
Server description indicates reliance on DHIS2 public API availability for data access
Tool list is truncated in the provided excerpt (toolCount not available)
Kenya county-level maternal health, child immunization and child stunting indicators for AI agents, from the DHS Program's Kenya Demographic and Health Survey 2022.
Real survey data, bundled in the package (works offline), with the source, survey year, reference period and sample size on every answer.
Then ask: "Which five counties have the lowest DPT3 coverage?", "Compare antenatal care in Turkana and Nairobi."
What these numbers are, and are not
Survey estimates, not routine facility reporting (KHIS). Each carries sampling error; county samples are small, so close values are not reliably different (the sample size n is in every answer).
The reference period is the DHS-preferred one (the two years before the survey). DHS also publishes a three-year period for the same counties; this server deliberately uses one.
Data: The DHS Program, Kenya DHS 2022 (KNBS and ICF), retrieved from api.dhsprogram.com and bundled as swahili_health_mcp/data/kdhs2022_counties.json. Rebuild it with python scripts/refresh_kdhs.py (needs network; the server does not).
Not clinical advice and not an operational record. There is no facility register, disease surveillance or health-worker data here: earlier versions advertised some of those and did not deliver them (see below).
Changes in 0.2.0 (breaking)
Replaced synthetic demo numbers (identical for every county) with real KDHS 2022 county estimates.
Removed the demo facility list (unverified details). A real facility register (Kenya Master Health Facility List) is not integrated yet.
The README previously listed tools that never existed (get_disease_surveillance, get_health_worker_count, and others); the tool list above is exactly what the server exposes, and a test enforces it.
Moved from a hand-rolled JSON-RPC loop to FastMCP 4, which serves both the legacy and the stateless 2026-07-28 MCP protocol revisions.
IP & Collaboration
MIT licensed. Feedback via GitHub Issues only — pull requests are not accepted. Survey estimates are not suitable for clinical or operational decisions. Full policy: docs/architecture/IP_POLICY.md. Security reports: see SECURITY.md.
Part of the East Africa coordination stack
Install & run:pip install reli-cli && reli list — the MCP servers on the official MCP Registry under io.github.gabrielmahia