Neil Robertson has spent 5 weeks at Buluba Hospital, please look at the page “Reports from Neil Robertson” to read his report.

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David Garley arrived at Buluba Hospital on Friday 24th July.  For more information, please look at the page entitled “Reports from David Garley”

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Katie Gordon has sent another report from Kilembe, where she has completed her 5th week.  To read the report look at the page  “Reports from Katie Gordon”.

Teresa has sent copies of x-rays developed using the automatic processor that she took out to Uganda, please look at her latest report to see the improvement that the processor has made to the quality of the films.

Our newest volunteer, Mrs Teresa Dawkes flew to Uganda on 4th July and traveled to Villa Maria Hospital where she will spend 3 weeks.  On her arrival, Teresa was met by Dr Jim Mcwhirter who is also in Uganda and Dr Rogers Kabuye, who accompanied her to Villa Maria Hospital

Teresa is a radiographer in the Breast Screening Unit at the Countess of Chester Hospital, she has sent  an x-ray processor to the hospital which was surplus to requirements here in UK and was going to scrapped.  The processor will make things much easier for the staff there.

Dr Jim McWhirter, who also flew to Uganda on 4th July will be visiting hospitals that have been computerised, to monitor the project.

A party of 4th year students from Bristol Medical School will soon be visiting Uganda as part of their course.

Please check our website for news and more photographs from Teresa and our other volunteers.

Our newest volunteer, Mrs Teresa Dawkes flew to Uganda on 4th July and will travel to Villa Maria Hospital where she will spend 3 weeks.

Teresa is a radiographer in the Breast Screening Unit at the Countess of Chester Hospital, she has sent  an x-ray processor to the hospital which was surplus to requirements here in UK and was going to scrapped.  The processor will make things much easier for the staff there.

Dr Jim McWhirter also flew to Uganda on 4th July to visit hospitals that have been computerised, to monitor the project.

A party of 4th year students from Bristol Medical School will soon be visiting Uganda as part of their course.

Please check our website for news and photographs from Teresa and our other volunteers.