Today is a proud and joyous moment for all of us at Herona Community Hospital as we celebrate the remarkable academic achievement of our very own Winnie Aryemo, who has successfully completed her Bachelor of Laboratory Technology (BLT) from Makerere University. Winnie has served diligently as the Head of Laboratory and Staff at Herona Community Hospital since 2016. Over the
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
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
Herona Community Hospital is pleased to inform the general public that free vaccination services will be offered on Monday, 29th December 2025, at our hospital in Kisoga, Mukono District. This outreach is part of our continued commitment to preventive healthcare and protecting our community from vaccine-preventable diseases. Vaccination is one of the safest and most effective ways to safeguard children,
Herona Community Hospital warmly congratulates Dr. Nik Kotecha OBE on receiving a distinguished award from the British Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (BAPIO) in recognition of his outstanding contribution to pharmaceutical medicine. This well-deserved honor celebrates Dr. Kotecha’s lifelong commitment to advancing global health, strengthening medicine access, and inspiring innovation across the pharmaceutical field. His leadership continues to impact
Herona Community Hospital is proud to announce the signing of a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with City Ambulance, Uganda’s largest and most trusted accident and emergency service provider. This partnership marks a significant step forward in strengthening emergency response capacity and expanding opportunities for both our staff and the communities we serve. The collaboration creates a powerful synergy aimed
Herona Community Hospital brought a wave of hope and healing to the people of Iganga during a special medical outreach camp held at Kauda Medical Centre. From the early hours of the morning, community members began gathering with anticipation, knowing that help had arrived at their doorstep. The Herona medical team, working hand in hand with the dedicated staff of
