MUSAWO is an initiative of Allied Doctors and Friends of Africa (ADFA). We believe that where you live should never determine whether you live. Our work puts healthcare within reach of every family, not just those who can afford to travel to a clinic, but the families in Uganda’s most underserved communities who need it most.
We do this through home visits, community outreach, a fully licensed health facility in Lungujja, Kampala, and a training centre that is building the next generation of compassionate health workers.
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Our Clinics
ADFA Medicare Services — Lungujja Health Centre IV
Our flagship facility is more than a clinic. It is the centre of everything we do — a training ground, a place of healing, and a hub for the community health programmes that reach well beyond its walls.
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- Thousands of patients served each year through outpatient and inpatient services
- Fully licensed under Uganda’s Medical Practitioners Act
- A training ground for Uganda’s next generation of compassionate health workers
Mobile Clinic
Our mobile clinic brings healthcare to people who face the greatest barriers to reaching a facility — those in remote areas, the elderly, and individuals living with disability or limited mobility. When the clinic cannot come to you, we come to the clinic.
“Treat Treat Track” Home Visits
- Over 150+ vulnerable households visited
- Focus on elderly and chronic conditions
- Medication adherence support and monitoring
Maternal Child Healthcare
- Antenatal and postnatal care
- Child immunization programs
- Family planning services
Community Health
- Weekly health education sessions
- Community health worker training
- Preventive care campaigns
Certified Homecare Nurses
- Patient care & support
- Basic nursing & hygiene practices
- Certified by Ministry of Education and Sports plus Ministry of Health
Impact Statistics
When a family cannot reach healthcare, MUSAWO brings healthcare to them.
Across Uganda, millions of people live far from the nearest clinic. MUSAWO and Allied Doctors and Friends of Africa (ADFA) close that distance — bringing testing, treatment, and compassionate care directly to homes and communities where it is needed most.
Training
Community Impact
Community Health
- Weekly health education sessions
- Community health worker training
- Preventive care campaigns
Compassionate Care
Training
We equip the next generation of community health workers — certified, compassionate, and ready to serve the families around them. Our courses are accredited by Uganda’s Ministry of Health and Ministry of Education and Sports
Community Impact
Compassionate Care
Every mother deserves support after giving birth. Our Mama Programme brings postpartum care to new mothers at home: because complications do not wait for clinic hours, and no Ugandan mother should face the first weeks of motherhood alone.
