Mubiru Lwasa has featured in previous Hope Ward News letters. He was beaten, his bones were broken, and he was then starved and locked in a box for months by his father. His father was arrested tried and sent to Luzira prison. But no one was left to care for Mubiru now all alone and [...]
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Little Mubiru Finally Finds A Home
Posted in Hope Ward, Patients, tagged Bless a Child Foundation, Mubiru on May 17, 2010 | Comments Off
Thanks to all those supporting Hope Ward Cancer Care
Posted in Cancer Care, Fund Raising, Hope Ward, Sponsors, tagged Bless a Child Foundation, Corsu, Dr. Bogle, Dr. Helena, Hospice Africa, Kuvuka, Softpower Jinja on January 29, 2010 | Comments Off
Hope Ward Cancer Care is one of our prime areas of focus this year. You can read below some of our patient stories, click here for a full listing. Your support is making such a difference. Dr. Helena and the Oncology Nursing team Aisha, Joshi, Irene and Maria wish to thank all of our sponsors [...]
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