Give Today and Help Expand Our Mobile Clinic Program

Families living around Kibale National Park often walk 10–20 kilometers to reach the nearest health center. Many delay care until illness becomes severe, leading to missed school days, risky pregnancies, and preventable deaths.

The Kasiisi Project Mobile Health Clinics change that. In partnership with the Uganda Wildlife Authority, our clinics bring essential care directly into remote villages—providing disease testing and treatment, maternal and child health services, lab work, vaccinations, medications, family planning, and health education. We also train village health volunteers and teach simple, life‑saving practices like handwashing and tippy‑tap construction.

These clinics are performed outside, and lack medical equipment and proper clinical setup, yet we are serving thousands in the communities surrounding Kibale National Park. In 2025, our clinics connected with 6,000 people and treated 550 patients—nearly 58% women. The impact was immediate. But funding shortages forced us to reduce the number of clinics in 2026, leaving many families without care.

We know the need is growing. We know the clinics work. And now, we need your help to expand.

Your support will allow us to reach thousands more people each year. Every gift helps deliver medicine, equipment, train health workers, and provide care where it’s needed most. Each clinic visit means a child gets treatment before illness worsens, a mother receives prenatal care, and a family learns how to protect their health and their environment.

In an effort to expand our mobile clinics we are reaching out to our community of supporters for help. When you give to the Kasiisi Project Mobile Health Clinics, you’re not just funding healthcare—you’re investing in education, conservation, and hope. Healthy children learn better. Healthy families protect forests. Healthy communities thrive.