Mobile clinics
Seasonal clinics in mountainous villages where the nearest fixed facility is four or more hours on foot. Our mobile team of two clinicians and two trained volunteers visits each partner community every 90 days during the dry seasons. Services include rapid diagnostics (HIV, malaria, TB), maternal and child health checks, chronic condition management, and referral coordination for cases that need hospital-level care.
2026 footprint: eight villages across Kabale and Kisoro districts. Every visit is logged and published in our annual field report.
Facility partnership
We work with fifteen existing rural clinics across western and northern Uganda. Each partnership is structured around what that specific facility needs most — some need consumable supplies restocked quarterly, some need a training budget, some need a monthly operating subsidy to keep the doors open through the shoulder seasons. We do not dictate. We listen and fund.
How it works: each partner submits a quarterly needs list. Our board reviews. Funds are disbursed through our Ugandan operations manager directly into partner accounts. No middle layer.
Worker training
Our training program supports Ugandan nurses, midwives, and clinical officers through structured CPD modules, preceptorship with partner physicians, and small hardship grants for workers facing family crises. We run three cohorts per year of twelve to sixteen workers each. The curriculum is built around WHO guidelines and locally-validated by the Uganda Nurses and Midwives Council.
Outcomes: 50+ workers trained to date. 92% retention in practice three years post-training.