A significant milestone was achieved in the ongoing Hernia Project at Herona Community Hospital Kisoga when the project coordinator in Uganda received a vital consignment from AMSA Plastics Industries, S. Velllalapatti, delivered through DHL. The shipment, which arrived safely on 8th October 2025, represents a crucial component in advancing the hospital’s capacity to locally produce affordable hernia mesh for surgical use. The consignment
https://youtu.be/0jnKTgGPu50?si=WBrBjbiRfFT3eJOp The Rotary Club of Jinja, under the leadership of its President, conducted an official visit to St. Francis Hospital Mbiko to initiate a transformative community health project. The initiative, carried out in partnership with the Rotary Club of Sidmouth, United Kingdom, aims to empower the hospital to produce its own hernia mesh, ensuring affordable and sustainable hernia repair services
On 3 October 2025, the Rotary Club of Jinja conducted a feasibility visit to Kyabirwa Surgical Centre in Jinja as part of the preparatory activities for the Hernia Aid Project. The visit was led by the Club President, accompanied by members of the club. Hernia International was represented by Dr. Mukalazi Henry Garvin, the Project Country Coordinator. Upon arrival, the team
Feasibility Visit Report: Hernia Aid Project Date: 1 October 2025Location: St. Francis Medical Service Centre, Jinja Mbikko On 1 October 2025, the Rotary Club of Jinja conducted a feasibility visit to St. Francis Medical Service Centre, Jinja Mbikko, as part of the preparatory activities for the Hernia Aid Project. The visit was led by the Club President, Mr. David Katenderi, accompanied by the
IntroductionHerona Community Hospital has taken a significant step toward improving surgical care and community health through the Hernia Aid initiative. Following specialized training conducted by Professor Andrew and the generous donation of an Eschman autoclave and a water distiller, the hospital’s theatre staff have begun manufacturing their own surgical hernia mesh in preparation for upcoming surgical camps. Training and Capacity
IntroductionThe Rotary Club of Jinja, under the leadership of the Club President and the Projects Operational Manager, Mr. David Katenderi, conducted a comprehensive feasibility study for the Hernia Aid Project at Holy Cross Mission Health Centre IV in Kikyusa, Luweero. The study aimed to assess the readiness of the facility to implement a sustainable hernia care program that would provide
During his vist prof Andrew Director hernia Aid , had a 15 minute presentation to Rotary Club of jinja on how mosquito nets can be used to make safe affordable hernia repair mesh which was well-received, and a lively discussion 80members of the club attended the President asked Rotarian David Katenderi the projects manager to engage in details with Foundation