Uganda: Rotary Club of Matugga Provides Free Medical Services to 300 Residents
[Nile Post] The Rotary Club of Matugga has provided free medical consultations and treatment to more than 300 residents through a community health camp organised in partnership with Matugga Health Centre III.
The Rotary Club of Matugga, in collaboration with Matugga Health Centre III, organized a free medical health camp on October 11, 2026, to provide essential healthcare services to over 300 residents in the community. The camp aimed to improve access to healthcare, promote early disease detection, and support residents facing financial difficulties in accessing medical treatments.
The initiative focused on various health issues, including high blood pressure, diabetes, malaria, tuberculosis, and maternal health, with 50 expectant mothers receiving free Mama Kits to aid childbirth. Matugga Health Centre III medical officer Dr. Mike Ssentongo highlighted the rising cases of malaria and flu among children and high blood pressure in adults, urging residents to take advantage of free tuberculosis screening services at the health facility.
The Rotary Club of Matugga president, Kato Ivan Kirumira, praised the club's commitment to extending free healthcare services and thanked the Ministry of Health for providing a mobile van for tuberculosis screening during the event.
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