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Mildmay extends its deepest sympathies to all those affected by the current outbreak of viral hemorrhagic fever disease in Uganda.

Our CEO shares the final part of his journey back from Uganda, via Doha, in his latest blog.

Geoff wraps up his Uganda trip with key meetings in Kampala, securing vital legal support and commitments to new partnerships.

A quieter day in Uganda as Geoff reflects on JOY Hospice’s incredible reach, covering an area the size of five UK counties!

Our CEO shares insights from day 4 in Uganda, from JOY Hospice’s vital role to the challenges faced by local hospitals.

Our CEO reflects on new partnerships in Uganda & the journey to Mbale in his latest post.

Arrived in Entebbe after 26 hours. Meeting with Mildmay Uganda tomorrow. Reflecting on Mildmay’s mission in Africa over Lake Victoria.

Final checks are underway, suitcases packed, and meetings confirmed - ready for the trip to Uganda in four days! Next stop: Kampala.

Having done a number of blogs following my visits to Kenya and Uganda, I thought that I would start this one a month before departure...

This has been a very promising week and whilst there are decisions to be made on all of the projects, that is a challenge for another day.

Today, back in Mbale, my final full day in the field before travelling home was focused on the J.O.Y Health Centre and Hospice.

Day 6 began with the journey from Mbale to Kumi Hospital to meet with their medical director Dr Raymond...

Well, we knew that today was going to be challenging physically and it was. We had to journey from Masaka to Mbale via Kampala...

We began with a visit to the Wellspring Centre in Masaka where we were able to catch up with all of the latest developments.

Our CEO is currently travelling in Uganda to check in on our projects and partners, with the first stop at Mildmay Uganda Hospital.

The UK takes pride in the high standards of its GPs, and we firmly believe this project is a crucial addition to their training.

I was awoken by the not so distant sound of chickens and baboons. They were not singing harmoniously. It was 5.15...