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Edward had been abandoned by his mother a week before our Surgery Intensive program in Wakiso District. His condition, an abdominal periumbilical abscess, required surgery. Kirudu Hospital agreed to admit him for a possible operation at a fee of 1,000,000 (about 250 USD).

“I lost my first baby. Near the end, a midwife gave me a heavy slap as I was giving a heavy push. The sudden shock of violence stayed with me for a long time,” Masitula said. Bulamu worked to assist her to deliver her 2nd child, she noted a big change in the care she received.

Jamila had only shs.30,000 & was sure that would take her through natural birth at a government funded hospital. However, Bulamu midwives discovered that one of the babies was breech. They quickly offered a free c-section & successfully delivered the healthy twins.

Jane gave birth to her firstborn at a Referral Hospital &says care given to her by Bulamu was a huge contrast. “Midwives asked me to walk away as I didn’t have money to stitch the tear I got during birth. I had to return when I raised shs.70,000 to restore my pre-delivery state.”

Last week, we supported 柚雨。 to provide surgical care to undeserved community members in the Eastern region. 553 patients were treated in one week. We extend our gratitude for your partnership & look forward to continuing to serve thousands of those who turn to us for answers.

Yesterday, the Rotary-Bulamu Vital Signs Equipment was launched in Luwero District. This follows a donation of $91,500 from Rotary International and Rotary Clubs in California and Kampala-Naguru in Uganda. Follow buff.ly/3ULHH2j for details.

Rotary District Governor Mike Kennedy Sebalu: “We always look out for partners of purpose & in this case, we appreciate having found Bulamu Healthcare, the best implementing partner for the Rotary Vital Signs global grant. Our intention is purposeful & deliberate to support GOU."

Following the Ebola outbreak in Uganda, we urge the public to remain vigilant so that we collectively overcome it. In case anyone presents any of these signs and symptoms, please reach MOH on 0800-100-066 (toll free) or visit the nearest health facility.

Bulamu has joined Uganda's response to the Ebola outbreak. Our team in Uganda is in regular contact with our 12 partner districts. We sent PPE & vital signs devices to our partner districts that have had patients diagnosed with Ebola thus far. Ministry of Health- Uganda, World Health Organization (WHO)

Say hello to Innocent! He was diagnosed with an inguinal hernia a year ago. His father spent all he had saved for his son’s treatment moving back & forth to meet with physicians to discuss his son’s treatment options. Innocent bids farewell to his nurse on the day of discharge.

Juliet happily holds her daughter. Her labor pains began at 9 pm. She was rushed to a HC & found out that she required specialized care, but couldn't afford to get to Mbale RRH. Bulamu’s ET coordinator paid for her to be driven 29 kms to where her baby was safely delivered.

Martina spent 6 years with baker’s cysts on both knees. She did not know the fate of her life until @BulamuHealthcare came into the picture. It’s an honor for our team to restore the smiles of citizens like Martina! Ministry of Health- Uganda Partners In Health CoRSU Mulago National Referral Hospital

Agnes’ labor was progressing slowly until she was moved to Awach HCIV. On arrival, she was examined & found to have an obstructed labor with fetal distress. She was assisted to deliver a baby girl by C-section. In 2023, we will continue to grow our Maternal & Child Health work.

Bulamu & Rotary are partnering to bring Helping Babies Breathe+ training in maternal and newborn care to 60+ Ministry of Health facilities throughout Uganda in 2023. Here are some of the 26 health workers our teams have trained at 6 facilities! For more: buff.ly/3LToU2Z

Helping Babies Breathe + related trainings includes newborn resuscitation that can reduce mortality at birth by 47%. It also includes Essential Care for Every Newborn such as Kangaroo Care. Thanks to our partners at Rotary in Uganda, the US and more for leading this project!

Beatrice, Sharon, Topista, Joyce and Samuel all came from the same town in one district… and all received surgery free of charge in one week! Thank you for giving our team the opportunity to serve you after years of waiting for care. #healthforall

We are devastated to learn of the tragedy which occurred this morning near the Uganda-DRC border, resulting in the deaths of dozens of children. We condemn violence in all its forms and express our deepest sympathies to the families. May our work this week honor their memories.

Bulamu Healthcare is a lifeline to Ugandan patients in need. Watch this 2-minute video to learn more about our team's impact since 2016! buff.ly/45rv5lr