Herona Hospital are extremely grateful for all the new equipment that has arrived, theatre bed, examination beds, diathermy machine, magnifying light, commodes, walking frames, office table and chairs and printers. Everything is being used and making a big difference. A Special thank you to Mandy Luzar.

Herona Hospital is proud to now be a part of USAID Defeat TB, a 5 year project between 2017-2022. ​The aim is to end the TB epidemic in Uganda by: Increasing screening and detection of all forms of TB. Initiating complete treatments for all patients diagnosed with all forms of TB. Ensuring strong community systems to support the continuum of TB prevention, screening, diagnosis, care and treatment Enhancing leadership and technical capacity of the TB program at national an

Herona Hospital is proud to now be a part of USAID Defeat TB, a 5 year project between 2017-2022. ​The aim is to end the TB epidemic in Uganda by: Increasing screening and detection of all forms of TB. Initiating complete treatments for all patients diagnosed with all forms of TB. Ensuring strong community systems to support the continuum of TB prevention, screening, diagnosis, care and treatment Enhancing leadership and technical capacity of the TB program at national an

Immunisation is one of the primary methods of prevention of disease. Through the Ministry of Health Herona Hospital has been availed with vaccines and a vaccine fridge so mothers will be able to immunise their babies at regular intervals as opposed to waiting a full month as the case was previously, with long waits on the day. This has all come about with the help of the district health officer Dr Tumushabe Elly and assistant district health officer and officer in charge of c

Everyone involved with Herona Hospital would like to extend a big thank you to Dr Ali and Help Foundation for yet another fantastic health camp. Over 1000 people received free treatment for all kinds of ailments and health issues.

People turned out in their hundreds for the first 2 days of the health camp. Over 1000 patients were seen and the work will continue for the next 2 days treating those patients in need. Everything at the health camp was free. Tests included HIV, malaria, yellow fever, typhoid, sickle cell, cervical cancer. Eye tests and full blood counts were also carried out and general consultation. Dr Ali gave a talk on HIV and malaria prevention, there was also talks on dental hygiene and

With all the foundation work in place the basement ceiling / ground floor is ready for concreting.