International Hospital of Kampala

The International Hospital of Kampala (IHK) has generously offered their assistance to local individuals and families in need of medical care, through their charitable wing, the International Medical Foundation (IMF). They provide testing and treatment of HIV, Tuberculosis and STDs, and have a free ward aimed specifically at helping underprivileged Namuwongo residents.

Through a partnership with the Uganda Hands for Hope Clinic, patients may be referred to the IMF emergency department for specialised attention at a lower cost. Uganda Hands for Hope and IMF are also working together on a Peer Educator training programme through IHK's Touch Namuwongo project, which aims to educate the local community on health and sanitation issues.

We are looking forward to strengthening our relationship with IHK in the future, as we work with them to provide affordable quality medical care to the residents of the Namuwongo urban settlement.