Introduction Sometimes programmes do not go according to plan, regardless of best intentions or the significant needs that we are trying to address. After almost 2 years we have, regretfully, decided to withdraw from our partnership with the District Health Office in Pader. Pader Health Centre: A public-private-partnership established in October 2008 by International Medical [...]
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Pader Health Centre Closes
Posted in Dr. Ian Clarke, Pader Clinic, Suubi Trust, tagged Trade Aid UK, Simon Friend, Landmine, HIPS, UNDP on August 3, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
5,800 Mums and 100,000 Babies die every year in Uganda
Posted in Suubi Trust, tagged 15 % Plus, African Union, Healthcare Budget, MCH, SRH on August 1, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
16 women die every day in Uganda while giving birth or during pregnancy; that’s 5,800 deaths each year. Many more suffer from complications and childbirth injuries such as VVF. Each year 100,000 babies die at birth, that’s 76 deaths per 1,000 live births. The shame of these numbers is that these deaths are, on the [...]
Child gets life saving brain surgery in Hope Ward at IHK
Posted in Hope Ward, International Hospital Kampala, Patients, Sponsors, tagged Dr. Hussein on July 30, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
This from The Observer; Written by TREVOR ARIHO, Wednesday, 28 July 2010 18:32 . Joy and Bwine are a humble couple that loves their son Mathew Ayebare (Pictured) deeply and have done their best to take care of him. Mathew is a little over two years old and has been in and out of hospital [...]
Aldo Project – Lira
Posted in Aldo Project, Charis - IMC Lira, International Medical Foundation, Suubi Trust, tagged Hands of Help, HIV/AIDS, TB, Trixcy on July 28, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I’m very fortunate to have a job in which, for most days, there are parts that make me feel really good about what we’re trying to do. Yesterday I had the chance to visit with some of our clients on the Aldo project in Lira, Northern Uganda. One of these is Joyce. She used to [...]
IMF Mid Year Summary of Project Achievements 2010
Posted in International Medical Foundation, Suubi Trust, tagged HIV/AIDS, Jemimah on July 26, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Jemimah has prepared an update outlining the various projects that IMF is running and noting the numbers of people being reached. Part of what we do is working with those affected by HIV/AIDS. IMF has in the last 2 years, with your support; reached more than 25,000 people with health education and preventative messages, tested [...]
Beatrice: Hope Ward
Posted in Hope Ward, International Medical Foundation, Patients, Suubi Trust, tagged HIV/AIDS, Royal Van Zanten on July 21, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
My Name is Nagawa Beatrice from Mukono District, Nakisunga sub-county, Kakuba Village. I am a widow. I learned of IAA RVZ services in 2008 from a community based volunteer attached to the clinic. He took me to the clinic and I was enrolled in the HIV program. In May 2010, I developed cough, severe chest [...]
Regina: Hope Ward
Posted in Hope Ward, International Medical Foundation, Patients, Suubi Trust, tagged HIV/AIDS, Royal Van Zanten on July 20, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
My Name is Regina, I am 22yrs from Namaiba Village, Nakisunga sub-county, Mukono District. I used to fall sick most of the times, a concerned neighbour who is also a peer educator from Royal Van Zanten advised me to visit their clinic for HIV blood test. I went to the IAA RVZ Mukono clinic in [...]
Kampala Bombings: UPDATE – Patients Treated at IHK
Posted in International Hospital Kampala, International Medical Foundation, International Medical Group, Suubi Trust, tagged Kampala Bombings on July 16, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Five days after the bombings, there are still 10 patients being treated at IHK (31 were admitted on Sunday night). 3 of these are receiving care in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), 2 remain very sick on ventilators and 1 is hoping to return to Kenya when she is stable enough for discharge. We have [...]
Louise, Daniel and Emily: Climbing Kilimanjaro for Hope Ward
Posted in Fund Raising, Hope Ward, Suubi Trust, tagged Kilimanjaro on July 16, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Louise, Daniel and Emily will be climbing Kilimanjaro later this month and have decided to donate some of the funds they are raising to help support the work at Hope Ward. You can visit the justgiving page for Louise and Daniel by clicking here… On the 17th of July Louise Seres and Daniel Wade will [...]
Kampala Bombings: Please Support the Victims
Posted in International Hospital Kampala, International Medical Foundation, International Medical Group, Suubi Trust, tagged JustGiving, Kampala Bombings on July 15, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Suubi Trust is working with International Medical Foundation to help raise funds and support for the victims of the bombings in Kampala. We are posting updates below about some of those being treated at International Hospital Kampala. IHK is providing, and will continue to provide, such treatments free of charge to those that cannot afford [...]
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