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MANU 2022 MISSION

MANU team is going back to Uganda on March 5, 2022. Our next mission is to set up a new maternity ward with 52 beds. We also plan on doing several village outreach clinics and bringing medical supplies and medicine from the United States. Our team includes doctors, a physician assistant, a nurse, pharmacists, and students.

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Following is the proposed floor plan for the maternity ward.

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MANU 2020 ACCOMPLISHMENTS

With the help of our team and generous donators, we reached the following milestones in 2020.

 

  • Purchased a refurbished CT Scanner from the Netherlands

  • Paid shipping and transportation fees for the scanner

  • Paid customs fee for the scanner

  • Purchased transformer, paid transportation and installation fees

  • Remodeled the building to house the CT Scanner

  • Purchased and installation of lead door

  • A/C purchase and installation for the scanner building

  • Purchase and installation of Power Distribution Board

  • Purchase of UPS and batteries along with shipping and customs fees

  • Laying of underground cable to the scanner


 

Your continued support is needed in 2021 and will help us achieve the following goals:

 

  • Assembly of CT scanner by certified GE Technician from Kampala

  • 1 year maintenance fee to be paid at time of installation

  • Installation of the UPS & Battery synchronization with the scanner by technician from South Africa

  • Purchase and installation of software to allow for remote reading of scans

INSTALLATION OF BD BACTEC™ FX BLOOD CULTURE ANALYZER

AUGUST, 2020

With the help of generous donors, MANU has purchased a state-of-the-art BD Bactec™ FX blood culture analyzer. This system enables Father Doctor Okori and his team in the Aber Hospital laboratory to quickly detect organisms that cause a range of infectious diseases. Armed with accurate laboratory diagnostics, clinicians can make the most appropriate treatment decision for each patient in the ongoing fight against widespread infectious diseases.

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