Being able to access medical information and advice with accurate diagnosis is critical for a healthy life
Hope Clinic's work in Uganda is regulated through its annual registration with the Ministry of Health and the association for medical professionals. We also receive supportive supervision visits from Kampala City, Makindye Division and the Uganda Protestant Medical Bureau.

Health Policy in Uganda is developed by Government with consideration of the technical and financial support from development partners and the MDGs. The Ministry publishes these policy documents and holds joint sector review meetings. Through our reporting of medical services in the Health Management Information System (HMIS) our contribution to policy objectives is measured and recorded.

We are recognised by the Government as a Health Centre III, able to support deliveries and admissions, managed by a Clinical Officer and with laboratory, consultation and dispensing services. That recognition means we are also accredited as an HIV treatment site, can access free to client malaria ACTs and receive funds through the Essential Drugs Grant and a Primary Healthcare Grant. These help us to reduce the price of many of our laboratory tests and to keep ante-natal checks and deliveries to an affordable level.

Nets from Dr Edward Ddumba of Mulago	We distribute free drugs in line with policy	Our HMIS reports help meet policy goals

Working with and through Hope Clinic Lukuli ensures that government policy, priorities and guidelines are adhered to. We are also very experienced with recording information for decision making and that partners can use to demonstrate that their support has the desired impact. Please act now to support our work