On Wednesday 11 June 2008 the IMF team (Kevin Duffy – Chairman, Helen Lay – Finance Manager and Jemimah Kiboss-Kyeyune – Program Coordinator) travelled to Jinja to visit our HoH Community Health Project. We arrived just in time to accompany Judith (the CHP Clinical officer) to a village in Kibibi where she was going to [...]
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Jinja Hands Of Help Community Health Project
Posted in Suubi Trust, tagged Hands of Help, Helen Lay, Jemimah, Judith Nyesigire on April 23, 2009 | Comments Off
Volunteering With International Medical Group
Posted in Suubi Trust, tagged Duncan Smith, Helen Lay, VSO on April 5, 2008 | Comments Off
At IMG we are committed to our vision to make a difference to health care in Uganda. Our emphasis on quality standards, continuous improvement and excellent services to our patients are the core pillars that inform our practice. We also believe that in a country where there is paucity of skills or skilled personnel, we [...]
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 – [...]
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