The Hospital relies on donations from organisations and individuals for over 90% of its’ running costs, and would not be able to provide the services we do were it not for the help we receive from our supporters.
We hold ourselves to the highest standards of transparency and accountability, and for this reason we have published our financial documents and audited accounts for anyone to look at. We are proud of the way we manage our finances, and invite people to see for themselves just how we have put their money to good use.
Annual Reports
The year 2009/10 has been another success story in the implementation of our three year strategic plan. During this financial year, we launched the eQuality Health membership scheme, a community healthcare financing arrangement, as we move towards sustainable funding for the Hospital. In this scheme, community members will be raising half of their healthcare costs at $3 per person per year, while the remainder we plan to raise from our supporters.
Highlights include:
- Hospital deliveries increase by 45%.
- Malaria prevention: more than 5,000 mosquito nets distributed.
- Women using birth control methods increase by 37%
- More than 10,000 people test for HIV
- Neonatal mortality rate down to below 14%
To learn more about these achievements and other information, please read the latest Bwindi Community Hospital annual report, 2010/11.
2008-09 Annual Report >
2007-08 Annual Report>
Household Survey
Each year we conduct a Household Survey, measuring things like the percentage of people we serve sleeping under mosquito nets and whether or not children in our catchment area have been immunised. We collect this information in order to guide our future work, so that we know which areas we are succeeding in, and which areas we need to work harder.
Strategic Plan
We have ambitious plans for the future. To find out about what we would like to achieve by 2014, please read our Strategic plan.
Audited Accounts
Each year we have our accounts audited by a reputable independent firm based in Kampala, the capital of Uganda.
2008-09 Audited Accounts>
2007-08 Audited Accounts>
2011-12 Budget>
2010-11 Budget>
2009-10 Budget>
