Provide 26,965 people in Uganda with healthcare

It is amazing to think about the differences in healthcare between the United States and rural Uganda. First, the infrastructure is the first barrier to the great and dedicated healthcare workers providing care. How can people be well cared for in a place without lights? Electricity in the Katulikire is limited. What about caring for people with no running water? Well water is pumped from the ground. It is difficult under these conditions yet people desperately need care. Therefore the staff do what they can to help people in an open air facility with well water and solar lighting. Your help enables us to update the hospital and provide healthcare to people with so few options. They desperately need your support. 

Vaccine programs, outpatient OB appointments, sick visits, acute care visits, burns, snake bites, inpatient visits, iv hydration, malaria treatment in or outpatients. 24/7 call. New living quadrants. Thank you to the nurses who enable Katulikire Holy Family Health Center to function as it does. They do so without consistent electricity, water by pump. They provide healthcare to a large area of people who have limited resources. They don’t have support of many ancillary staff or physicians. Without these nurses, the patients would have to travel burdensome distances for more care or inconsistent care. We cannot thank them enough. We cannot thank you enough for your support.