St Michael’s Health Centre seeks government accreditation

This would be a milestone in Kanyike’s quest for sustainability

What will government accreditation mean?

• more money and free supplies for our already flourishing AIDS Retroviral Therapy services (ART Clinic)

• free supplies in the constant fight against malaria e.g. mosquito nets

• NEW desperately needed TB diagnosis services.

To meet government criteria, we have

• bought an ultra-sound scanner, nebuliser, fridge to store medicines, and ambu-bag at a cost of £2000

• employed another Clinical Officer, Babirye Milly

• spent £300 repairing gutters

We still need to

• partition wards into male, female and children

• supply water to maternity and other wards

• install an incinerator

• buy bed sheets and blankets for in-patients

• paint the exterior walls

• tile dispensary floor and paint dispensary block

• replace toilet shutters toilets (destroyed by termites).