Access to Basic Healthcare for Uganda's poorest

Access to Basic Healthcare for Uganda's poorest Photo Gallery


Patient on EMF, Bwindi 2006 Equipment is scarce even in Uganda's main hospitals	Reading to patients Local nurse Sylvia enjoys reading to malnourished childen and their mothers
Teaching people about malaria Teaching people about avoiding malaria is a vital part of volunteers' and partners' work in Uganda	Nurses Morale is lifted and improved financial and administrative systems improved making for healthier and happier health professionals
Health promotion Patrick from Bwindi Community Hospital carrying out health promotion at Byumba clinic. Primary healthcare, education and prevention are at the roots of tackling major health threats in resource-poor Uganda	Crowded truck A major killer in Uganda is the traffic
Training for medical students Frank, a medical student from Mbarara University on a training placement at Bwindi Community Hospital	Batwa lady The Bwindi Community Hospital's outpatient department sees up to 1000 people a month
New Ambulance There are many remote villages and pressures on local people which keep them from demanding the healthcare which is their basic human right. The health centres and hospitals need more transport to get out to reach these areas.	Healthy baby Healthy baby with mother at Bwindi, Uganda