Rarely has my flabber been so gasted. I sat with three colleagues to my left, a husband and wife doctor team on my right, with one of our Ugandan care team members completing the circle. Download the Newsletter PDF below to read more...
When you partner with Ourganda, people inevitably flourish. 2020 was Ourganda’s best year ever (we’re convinced it’s a miracle). Donations from generous donors like you were up by a lot. Our teams helped more people than ever with weekly medical care, clean water, hygiene kits, birthing...
Choosing our New Year’s Resolution for 2021 was simple. Here it is: Help more people like baby Shafik. When his mother brought Shafik to our care team, she was desperate and scared. Her precious baby was in terrible pain and fighting for his life. Download the Newsletter PDF...
How do we do it? How does Ourganda turn misery zones into human flourishing zones? • We hired ten of the most committed, kindhearted medical professionals in Uganda. • We bought two 4-wheel-drive vehicles and equipped them as mobile medical clinics. • Our teams adopted six desperate, forgotten...
In the forgotten villages of western Uganda, unnecessary death has been normal for a hundred generations, but it is not normal anymore. Ourganda is rewriting the rules, creating a new reality, winning the fight against unnecessary death. Download the Newsletter PDF below to read more...
Big step forward! Just last month, we closed on almost 3 acres of beautiful land. It’s in a perfect location near the paved road that connects the town of Bundibugyo with the nearby country of DRC (Democratic Republic of Congo). Download the Newsletter PDF below to read...
"I just treated a woman who, over the years, buried her husband and eight of her children." Dr. Paul Emmans served as one of three physicians from the U.S. and U.K. during our latest mission trip to Uganda (which unfortunately was last summer, thanks to the...
It’s hard to believe that these boys are twins. Read on and you will understand why the Ourganda medical teams are going to war with this debilitating disease. When two discoveries recently hit us, one right after the other, we knew it was time to...
The sun is brick-oven hot. The young nurse is halfway to the village when he pauses for a rest and sends us an update on Messenger: “Today, I am hiking again in our villages deep, doing some work in Buhulha, Busu, Bundikalebha, and Bundighoma parishes.” Download...
Why is that woman standing at the hospital gate with some luggage by her side? What is she holding in her arms? What is she doing there? Download the Newsletter PDF below to read more...