HERONA Sucessfully conducted a comprehensive Eye Outreach Camp at Bukunja, bringing essential medical services closer to the community. The camp provided free eye care services alongside diabetic and HIV screening, greatly benefiting residents who often face barriers to accessing specialized healthcare. The outreach was made possible with generous support from IMET 2000, a long-standing partner committed to improving health outcomes
orms the general public that its specialized eye care team will conduct cataract screening and patient registration during the Tubeere Balamu Health Campaign organized by the Kabaka Foundation. 📍 Venue St Jude Primary School 📅 Dates 24th — 25th February 2026 👁️ Services to Be Provided (Free of Charge) 🏥 Important Information Patients diagnosed with cataracts during this exercise will
Herona Community Hospital wishes to inform the general public that it will conduct a Free Dental and Eye Care Mobile e-Clinic aimed at bringing essential health services closer to the community 0N 27TH 03.2026 This outreach program will be led by Mr Richard Field, representative of IMET 2000, in collaboration with the hospital’s professional medical team. Services to Be Offered
is pleased to inform the public that it will conduct a Free Cataract Surgery Camp on 14th March 2026 as part of its ongoing mission to restore sight and improve quality of life in the community. This life-changing initiative will be led by Dr Susan Kikira, a highly experienced Consultant Ophthalmologist, together with a dedicated team of eye care professionals
DR. HEIKIE a Senior Anesthesiologist and long-time supporter has gifted Namanda Olivia with a special token of appreciation following her successful completion of a two-and-a-half-year course in Midwifery. The gesture was made in recognition of Namanda Olivia’s dedication, resilience, and commitment to serving mothers and newborns with compassion and professionalism. Supporting the Next Generation of Midwives Currently, Namanda Olivia is
A team from the Atomic Energy Council (AEC) recently paid an official visit to Herona Community Hospital as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen radiation safety and regulatory compliance in healthcare facilities. The team was dispatched by the Executive Director of the Atomic Energy Council, Sekyanzi Deo, and was led by Nabalayo Cate, a Radiation Safety Expert at AEC. Focus
hrough its commitment to strengthening diagnostic services in Uganda, has generously donated a Genrui F50 Fully Automated Chemistry Analyzer to the laboratory department of Herona Community Hospital. This modern laboratory equipment will significantly enhance the hospital’s capacity to deliver accurate, timely, and reliable diagnostic services to patients from Mukono South Constituency and surrounding districts. Tests Supported by the Genrui F50
Public Notice: Free Cataract Surgeries at Herona Community Hospital on 6th February 2026 Herona Community Hospital is pleased to inform the general public that it will conduct free cataract surgeries on 6th February 2026 as part of its ongoing commitment to restoring sight and improving the quality of life for people in our communities. The cataract surgical camp will be
Herona Community Hospital was well represented at the Annual Facility Managers’ Meeting held at Kawempe National Referral Hospital, a key forum aimed at reviewing health service delivery, sharing experiences, and strengthening coordination among health facilities within the Kampala Metropolitan area. The hospital was represented by its Manager for the Kampala Metropolitan LNMS, demonstrating Herona Community Hospital’s active engagement in regional
Herona Community Hospital successfully conducted a medical outreach camp at Nangunga Village, bringing essential healthcare services closer to the community and improving access to preventive and curative care. During the camp, residents of Nangunga Village and the surrounding areas received free eye examinations and treatment, enabling early detection and management of common eye conditions. Patients found to have visual difficulties