Budondo Intercultural Centre provides services for 400,000 people in rural Uganda however our current staffing and physical infrastucture accommodates for approximately 60,000 people. 

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We are committed to scaling our organisation by upgrading our health facility to a hospital so we can adequately serve our communities. 

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Our priority by 2025 is to complete the construction of a five-story main hospital block, recruit staff and install equipment. 

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We are committed to providing affordbale healtcare. To do this, we forge deep connections with partners and we have a social enterprise to ensure locally generated income. The revenue from our motorcycle loan scheme and farms pays for the salaries and supplies of our facility so those costs are not incurred by patients.

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Our Population, Health & Environment program will scale from 16 villages to 58 villages by the year 2030 which means our model homes will grow from 400 to 1,500.

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Our plans to scale insure that there will be increased capacity for, and access to, quality healthcare services and that it will be sustained by increased local income generation. It also means that our model homes will have strong household income, food security, better sanitation and hygiene whilst conserving their environment.

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All of this supports our vision of healthy and sustainable rural communities in Uganda.