Mukasa memorial medical centre is a private but not for profit (PNFP) Health facility founded in 2017 by Mr BONNY MAZINGA kyalwazi, an anaesthetist by professional.
To provide quality, accessible & affordable Health Care for the community. It serves a population of about 1m people from the four neighbouring districts of Mukono, Luwero, Nakasongola, Kamuli.
This catchment area is a rural set up and most people are peasant farmers with low incomes, so being a born of the area with health background l decided to start this facility to help the community access a health services.
The health facility had stood for one year, then covid 19 hit it badly and its operations became slim with Skelton staff due to low turn up due to poor economy for the community.
To provide quality, accessible & affordable Health Care for the community. It serves a population of about 1m people from the four neighbouring districts of Mukono, Luwero, Nakasongola, Kamuli.
The health facility had stood for one year, then covid 19 hit it badly and its operations became slim with Skelton staff due to low turn up due to poor economy for the community.
This is a call for external help to enable the facility stand & function normally.
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We are requesting for financial support for the much-needed renovation of the Out-Patient Block. This facility serves a critical role in providing accessible healthcare to our community, but its current state has deteriorated over time, affecting both patient care and staff efficiency.
Hi Visitor, hope you are doing well. This is a call seeking your generous support for the completion of the Operating Theater Block at Mukasa Memorial Medical center. This critical project remains unfinished due to funding constraints, severely limiting our capacity to provide life-saving surgical care to our community.
I bring your attention to a critical challenge at our facility: a severe shortage of medical and support staff, which is compromising our ability to deliver timely, quality care to our community. With a community of patients served daily and only a few staff members available, our teams are overstretched, leading to burnout, delayed treatments, and avoidable risks.
We welcome partnerships to co-design this initiative—whether through direct funding, salary sponsorships, or training collaborations.
We seek funds to setup, enhance and sustain six critical healthcare services serving vulnerable patients annually in Kitimbwa - Bugerere (Uganda).
Reduce preventable deaths by 40% and improve quality of life for patients within 3 years.