Friends of Kisiizi Day 2024
Saturday 28th September 10am – 4pm Brookside Church, Earley, Reading RG6 7HG Bring a packed lunch Special guest: Mr Moses Mugume, Senior Administrator, Kisiizi Hospital
Saturday 28th September 10am – 4pm Brookside Church, Earley, Reading RG6 7HG Bring a packed lunch Special guest: Mr Moses Mugume, Senior Administrator, Kisiizi Hospital
Join us for Friends of Kisiizi day on Saturday 7th October. A chance to get the latest developments from Kisiizi and hear from staff there.In person at Brookside Church, Earley, Readingor via live stream at www.facebook.com/kisiizipartners
For those of you unable to join us today in Reading, we have a livestream which is underway now.Please follow this link: https://fb.watch/gsIL3wPPOI/Or go to Kiisizi Partners on Facebook
You are warmly invited to join FRIENDS OF KISIIZI DAY on 29th October 2022 from 10.30am – 4.30pm Brookside Church, Earley, Reading, RG6 7HG Ian and Hanna Spillman have now returned to the UK from their roles in Kisiizi and are organising this years ‘Friends day’ as coordinators of Friends of Kisiizi. After 2 years of…
We will be meeting online this year on zoom. An opportunity to hear from management and staff in Kisiizi as well as other organisations involved in supporting the work of Kisiizi. Register at: https://zoom.us/…/tJMkceCrqjsvGtNDU743ENOZIx8CjR_njVeB Email richard@kisiizipartners.org.uk for more information
For our Christmas appeal we aim to raise £20,000 in the last 20 days of 2020 – and we need your help! See the poster for info Please help us to reach our target by sharing this with all your friends Donate below or at https://www.kindlink.com/fundraising/kisiizi-partners/20daysof2020
5th December 2020 9.30am – 12.30pm The annual Friends of Kisiizi day will this year be online, but we hope this will allow more people to join us. It will be an opportunity for friends and supporters of Kisiizi Hospital to be updated about Kisiizi, hear from charities and projects, and share thoughts and ideas…
Our Chair of Trustees, Helen Smith, is walking up and down her drive 843 times to raise money for two hospitals, Kisiizi and Dreamland Mission Hospital in Kenya. There is a 7 metre height difference between the bottom and the top of the drive, so 843 round trips means that she will have climbed the…
There is a lot of uncertainty at the moment over lockdown and restrictions due to Covid19 for everyone. Daily exercise has become a feature for many of us in this strange new world. Why not put yours to good use with the Kisiizi Partners 2020 Challenge and raise money to support the poorest in Uganda…
We have just (25th March 2020) received this update from Kisiizi about the effects coronavirus is already having on their ability to provide healthcare. (Click on the blue text to see the document.) Please make a donation to help the hospital meet its increasing costs.
Would you be willing to donate 20 pence (or even £20) a day over the 2×20 days of Lent for our 20 in 2020 appeal? Would you be willing to find 20 others to do the same thing? Kisiizi Partners was registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales in January 2000. Later this…
This year’s Friends of Kisiizi Day will be on 17th November at St Nicolas Church, Earley in Reading. This is an opportunity to find out more about what is happening at Kisiizi and to hear from those who have recently visited the hospital. Come at 10 am for tea/coffee and a chat. Talks and presentations…
The flood in September 2017 caused a lot of damage to Kisiizi Hospital. Some of the work that was carried out in the immediate aftermath of the flood has presented further problems. In the video below Civil Engineer, Owen Jones, assesses the damage and talks about the work that still needs to be done to…
We are always grateful for contributions to the website from those who are working at Kisiizi. Here Anna Jones tells the story of “Tom” and the effects of poverty on his health and on his prospects for survival. This article and the accompanying photograph are published with his family’s consent. Kisiizi serves an incredibly poor…
We have just received video of floodwater running down the road between Kisiizi Upper and the hospital. For up to date information, please visit the hospital website.
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