Last year, 2,300+ people ran the CURE Brain Surgery Run in person and virtually, for kids in Uganda who need life-saving surgery they can't afford. We're doing it again. Oct 17, 2026, CURE Uganda.
Registration is open: https://t.co/weDoQoNF2B
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Esther almost took her baby home to die. One-month-old Sam had been born with an encephalocele, and every hospital she reached either turned her away or asked for money she didn't have.
Sam had surgery. He came through. Read his story: https://t.co/SU4eegsnh3
CURE Uganda has partnered with Mulago National Referral Hospital, donating an ETV+CPC tower to its neurosurgery department.
CURE currently reaches 20% of Ugandan children who need neurosurgery. This partnership is changing that.
Full story: https://t.co/EEZRccvvz5
For Joseph, @BikersUganda is more than a riding club.
It has given him the opportunity to be part of initiatives that make a real difference from supporting cancer patients at Rays of Hope Hospice Jinja @Hospicejinja256, to bringing smiles to children at CURE Hospital Mbale @CUREuganda, @CUREIntl, and contributing to environmental conservation through Yonja Uganda in Mbarara in partnership with @CentenaryBank.
"Giving back to the community is one of the most rewarding parts of being a UBA member."
@TourismBoardUg
#ThePearlOnWheels #exploreuganda #UgandaBikers
From Eastern Uganda to the world, CURE Uganda has trained 94 neurosurgeons from 29 countries, multiplying access to life-saving pediatric brain surgery across Africa.
Read more about the Global Impact: https://t.co/hebRrqNgjg
The Uganda Martyrs did not hold their faith loosely. June 3rd asks us the same question Kabaka Mwanga asked them: What are you actually standing on? #CUREUganda#UgandaMartyrs
UWA to open a regional zoo in Eastern Uganda (UWEC–Mbale Zoo)
UWA has begun relocating wildlife to Uganda’s first regional satellite zoo in Mbale. So far, lions, a zebra, a waterbuck, an ostrich, and peacocks are thriving in their new home.
The project will bring wildlife conservation and education closer to communities across Eastern Uganda.
Looking forward to the official opening on 12th June 2026.
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#ConservingForGenerations
#MobileClinic update: Following the Ministry of Health's Ebola outbreak announcement (May 15), we've postponed our Kampala (May 29) and Mbarara (June 3) clinics. Iganga on May 28 proceeds as planned. Affected families will be contacted by phone. Full statement below.
You guys do an incredible job. I still remember the coordination & emergency care you gave this boy from South Sudan that we referred with Obstructive Hydrocephalus 2⁰ Neisseria meningitis. You saved a life & restored hope. May God bless you all. https://t.co/kP2vfpIUkb
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@DrOribaDan@RazAthman Yes! We do remember him. Thank you for making sure his father made the trip to Mbale. This young man got his surgery the day after he arrived at CURE and he is now back in school. He hasn’t skipped any follow-up review and his milestones are really great.
A mother almost took her baby home to die, until someone told her about CURE Uganda. Sam got his surgery. He lived. 25 years of that same story, and a brand new surgical center to keep writing it.
https://t.co/eBESbIHAFi #CUREUganda#25Years
Today, our team is at Gulu Regional Referral Hospital. Mobile clinics bring specialized neurosurgical care to children far from our hospital in Mbale — breaking barriers of time, money & distance. Learn more: https://t.co/9HufNEN2sw #CUREUganda
Our nurses don't just treat, they pray, they comfort, they stay.
This #InternationalNursesDay, we celebrate the CURE Uganda nursing team who heal bodies and touch souls every single day.
#NursesDay#CUREUganda#Luke92
Yesterday, ten patients from Juba, South Sudan, arrived at CURE Uganda via Missian Aviation Fellowship - South Sudan, referred by USRATUNA for urgent neurosurgical care. This ongoing partnership ensures that geography doesn't keep children from the treatment they need.
Our team is at Katalemwa Cheshire Home for Rehabilitation Services on Gayaza–Kampala Road, and we're ready to see you. Whether you need a follow-up, a first consultation, or just want to find out if your child is eligible for surgery. Call us for inquiries: +256 767 216 055
Our team is at Musana Community Health Center right now, and we'd love to see you. Come in for follow-up care or a consultation, find out if your child qualifies for surgery, or simply speak with our team. Call us for inquiries: +256 767 216 055 | +256 769 832 872