Beatrice ,a palliative care nurse specialist has retired from Hospice Jinja following six years with Hospice.
Beatrice was always the very essence of care and compassion in her interactions with patients and their families. She will be missed.
In April 2016 JPCC was able to start helping 11 Hospice clients We thank them for this beautiful work for our clients. A well as bringing food but equally important love and hope. Adequate food intake is essential for patients…
Doreen is 32 years old ,a mother with four children. She is HIV/Aids + and was started on ARV medicine for HIV/AIDS. She had a stroke which left her paralyzed on the right side of her body. She is dependent…
Doctor Margrethe Juncker has joined Hospice Jinja Team as a volunteer doctor. Dr. Margrethe has come to live in Jinja with her husband. She has very kindly offered to work with Hospice Jinja on a voluntary basis.
Her experience is…
90% of all patients cred for require social and economical support for survival. 89% of the poor in Uganda are rural based according to Uganda Bureau of Statistics Abstract 2014. Most patients cared for are in a rural setting and…
Hospice Jinja welcomes our new coordinator Sylvia Nakami. Sylvia has a background in management and palliative care and is a great addition to team.
Team at Hospice Jinja
Hospice Jinja has replaced one of its older vehicles. This was achieved by donation from the successful Hurley Hoey Charity Run in Gurteen ,Co.Clare, London and Sydney .Many thanks to the organizers and the participants
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Christine our senior palliative care nurse has retired. She was a valued member of hospice team since 2007. Her care and dedication to all the patients she came in contact with was exemplary.
Hospice Jinja thanks sincerely everyone who has helped us during the past year. We are especially grateful to all our donors without whom the Hospice would not be able to continue its work.
Rays of Hope Hospice Jinja Website
