Uganda’s development agenda is anchored on seven key economic growth pillars that drive national transformation.
These pillars align with Uganda’s Vision 2040 and national development plans, all designed to transition the country into a dynamic economy.
KYABIRWA SURGICAL CENTRE IN JINJA, SAVING UGANDANS MILLIONS IN SURGERY.
Kyabirwa Surgical Centre offers affordable World-Class Care in rural Jinja.
The Kyabirwa Surgical Centre (KSC), located in Kyabirwa-Bujagali village in eastern Uganda, is transforming access to surgical care. While many procedures in Uganda cost millions of shillings, KSC heavily subsidizes treatment, easing the financial burden on patients and saving countless lives.
About the Centre
- Flagship Facility of Global Surgical Initiatives Inc. (GSI)
- Provides outpatient surgical, laboratory, and radiology services
- Powered entirely by renewable energy and designed with green architecture
- Operates as a non-governmental organization, prioritizing safety, quality, and affordability
- Staffed by a dedicated team of healthcare professionals committed to excellence and innovation
Services Offered
- Ambulance Services: Emergency medical response and patient transport
- Gynecology: Advanced laparoscopic techniques, diagnostic precision, and comprehensive surgical care
- General Surgery: Management of conditions including:
- Gallstones
- Hemorrhoids
- Hernias
- Hydroceles
- Appendicitis
- Breast conditions
- Fractures
- Fistulas
- Intestinal obstructions
- Keloids
- Lipomas
- Tumors
Contact Information
- 📷 +256 39 3236865
- 📷 [email protected]
- 📷 https://t.co/7p8RzZTZU2
- 📷 Plot 668, Block 4, Kyabirwa, P.O Box 540, Jinja, Uganda.
@GSI_Kyabirwa
I don't think parents have to take their children to the most expensive (international or local curriculum) schools (those in the "ivy league" that parents fret about every admittance period) and ruin their financial prospects in the process.
The success of our children can not compensate for old age financial instability. Some of the most successful people went to schools that no one has ever heard about. #WorkAndProsper CPM.
To address the issue of high cost of credit and access to affordable financing, a total of Shs 8.03 trillion has been allocated to various wealth funds as alternative sources of capital.These include;
➡️Uganda Development Bank (shs 1.45 trillion)
➡️Emyooga (shs 553 billion)
➡️Parish Development Model (PDM) (shs 3.4 trillion)
➡️Agricultural Credit Facility (shs 495 billion)
➡️Small Business Recovery Fund (shs 100 billion)
➡️Grow Project (shs 824 billion)
➡️Investment for Industrial Transformation and Employment Programme(INVITE) (shs 800 billion).
@GovUganda has also further successfully lowered the cost of internet to ensure easy communication and enhanced access to digital services. In August 2023,@MoICT_Ug reduced the cost of internet by 50% from USD 70 to USD 35 per Mbps per month.