One Wild Life is an account of a journey Clare Mulvany made in 2007 travelling the globe for 11 months documenting inspiring stories of social change throughout the world. She interviewed hundred of social entrepreneurs and change-makers about their life stories, their motivations and their desires, and sought out individuals who were using their ideas, [...]
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One Wild Life
Posted in Staff, Suubi Trust on June 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Exceptional Lives
Posted in Hope Ward, Staff, tagged Clare Mulvany, Dr. Ian Clarke on June 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Clare Mulvany first posted the following on her Blog in July 2006. At the time she was on a journey around the globe interviewing ‘people who change our world’ about their life stories. Her theme of “Social Entrepreneurs” has since blossomed into a new book, “One Wild Life”, about which I will post details later.
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Judith Nyesigire
Posted in Staff, tagged Judith Nyesigire on April 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I recently received the following very sad and shocking news:
The staff and management of International Medical Group with deep sorrow announce the sudden death of their colleague and friend, JUDITH NYESIGIRE which occurred last night, Friday April 17th.
Judith has been working as a Clinical Officer/ Health Educator at the IMC – Jinja Clinic. She has [...]
Wesleyan Continues Its Support
Posted in Fund Raising, Staff, tagged Wesleyan on April 20, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Kevin Duffy, our Chairman, has been working with Wesleyan for the last 3-4 years. Last week he completed his current contract and agreed that it was time to move on. Some of you may be aware that he will take the Managing Director role at International Medical Group at the beginning of May.
His colleagues raised [...]
Richard Feinmann on volunteering in Hope Ward
Posted in Hope Ward, Staff, TB Lab, tagged Dr. Richard Feinmann, HIV/AIDS, VSO on March 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
What to do when you are a sexagenarian physician who has retired from hospital practice with 40 years in the NHS under your belt and golf/Sudoku not really appealing? Well, my health visitor wife and I applied to Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO) and I am writing this from a hospital in Kampala, Uganda, where I have [...]
Staff Profile – Sister Irene
Posted in Hope Ward, Staff, tagged Dr. Grania Perceval-Price, Dr. Richard Feinmann, Emmanuel, Irene Nassozi on December 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Sister Irene Maria has been running Hope Ward since the beginning in 2006. During this time she has seen Hope Ward grow from a simple medical-surgical unit to a ward offering more complex care and oncology care.
With training from Dr Helena she is now a trained chemotherapy nurse.
She enjoys this new element of her work [...]
Duncan Smith: Sharing Skills, Changing Lives
Posted in Staff, tagged Duncan Smith, VSO on March 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Duncan is now more than 6 months into his planned 2 year stint as a VSO Nurse Educator working with us at International Hospital Kampala.
He is having a great time and has contibuted so much already.
Read more here…
Helen Lay: Sharing Skills, Changing Lives
Posted in Staff, Suubi Trust, tagged Helen Lay, VSO on March 19, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Helen Lay has just joined us in Kampala as a VSO working with the Finance and Management team. Helen is planing to stay 2 years which is a great commitment…
Helen Lay
I was born in Lusaka, Zambia and lived in Livingstone (near Victoria Falls) until 1974 when my family moved ‘back’ to England – arriving in [...]
Moses Munezero
Posted in Lira Clinic, Staff on March 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Moses is the Clinical Officer in the Lira Clinic. Clinical Officers are trained to Diploma level to carry out outpatient services. Moses is the senior member of staff at the Clinic and consults with all patients and is able to prescribe treatments. Moses was born in 1981. He is Ugandan and his tribe is Mufumbira. [...]
Sophie Anyango
Posted in Lira Clinic, Staff on March 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Sophie is the midwife at our clinic in Lira. She is a Ugandan, Lango by tribe. She was born in 1980 in Iceme, Ojam District. She is single and has no children of her own, but has two orphans at home that she looks after. She finished her primary education in 1994, and was at [...]










