MISSION

To support the health care system in Northern Uganda by providing access to sustainable health care services, disease prevention, nutrition, rehabilitation, medical infrastructure, health education, transportation, and improved quality of life for high-risk, vulnerable village populations. more..

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MANU 2022 MISSION
MANU team is going back to Uganda on March 5, 2022. Our next mission is to set up a new maternity ward with 52 beds. We also plan on doing several village outreach clinics and bringing medical supplies and medicine from the United States. Our team includes doctors, a physician assistant, a nurse, pharmacists, and students..more

Loyala honors Dr. Kevin E Hunt, MD with 2020 Alumni award for excellence in the patient service.

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We are appealing to the international community to support enhanced medical care in Uganda, empower local residents with knowledge and resources, and save precious lives...more

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View photos of some of the thousands of men, women, and children MANU is striving to help. See our skilled, dedicated medical team in action among Northern Uganda villagers...more

The Fight

Uganda continues to have one of the worst health care records in the world.

1.5 million
number of people living with HIV
190,000 children aged 0 to 14 living with HIV
Average life expectancy 53 years
Malaria's alarming number
accounts for 50% of outpatient treatments & 35% of hospital admissions
70,000 - 100,000 deaths annually among children under the age of 5
7.6% Infant mortality rate

Sources : UNAIDS & Uganda Health System Assessments 2011 report

MANU In Action

Making a difference

Now raising funds for a much-needed CT scanner and a Troponin lab analyzer for Aber Hospital.
Built a new radiology addition, 2012-2013.
Built a Triage Center, 2017.
Shipped a large crate of medical equipment and personally delivered medical supplies during multiple missions.
Continue to support Aber Hospital in treating 75,000+ patients and providing 700,000+ prescriptions, to date.
Assisted in the purchase of mattresses and bringing electricity to the hospital.