It all started decades ago with Night-gale A heart caring for other’s health and happiness It has been and forever will be, saving lives, saving souls Generation after Generation like salvation

Glory be to God.

Feeling appreciative and not expressing it, is like wrapping a gift and not giving it out, we are sincerely grateful to the Almighty, who has done great things for Kisubi Hospital and brought us this far. “Holy is His name Lk 1:49.

Catholic women played a big role in health and healing early in modern Europe. Most Hospitals at that time were run by charitable organizations and Christian Missionary Roman Catholic Churches. At that time, married women did not work, their job was to take care of their families. So, Catholic Nuns were staff in Hospitals as Nurses/Administrators and care takers.

During that time, diseases were often fetal and medicines were primitive. Nursing was primarily a religious role for the nurses and catholic nuns who had moral fiber to risk their lives and expose themselves to contagion in order to protect the sick. Up to date, Catholic Church is one of the Country’s largest private not for profit (PNPF) providers of health care services delivery.

Kisubi Hospital Maternity department is run by 18 professional, skilled and welcoming midwives, and medical officers headed by 3 Gynaecologists whose services are overseen by a Maternity Services Manager on a daily.

The team offers a comprehensive care package that includes ANC admission care, labour, delivery and after birth aid, to reduce the pressures childbirth comes with.

We have both General and Private services  (Mega VIP, VIP and Private rooms) with a Midwife attached and meals from a professional service provider.

About three years ago when the Heart Centre commenced its operations, the Publicity Team was tasked with the responsibility of educating the public about these new specialized services.  It was not simple but the physicians were assigned to train the various teams before we could market the services.

Every person who clocks in at Kisubi Hospital deserves every ounce of that applause of a protagonist.

I hail the Hospital staff for their heroic approach during the COVID-19 pandemic, when everyone was running away from suspects, creating stigma and discrimination; my comrades were available for any referral, receiving them with open arms.