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These community health workers work voluntarily within their community, spreading awareness about the clinic and giving crucial health messages to help their community. They also give health education teaching sessions at the clinic whilst the patients wait to be seen...

Back row left to right. Henry HTC Counsellor, James Clinical Officer, Charlie Clinic Handyman, Harrison Enrolled Nurse volunteer. Front row left to right. Evans Laboratory Technician, Rosie Dispenser, Janet volunteer, Oda Nurse Aide, Ester Enrolled nurse, Sheila...

Jo, Trustee will be accompanied by Jan Baum and Leah Daish on her visit to Buburi. With a very full itinerary it looks as though the three of them will be kept very busy! One of the requests from the community was for spectacles that have been kindly donated by many...

Almost the end of summer and people are busy doing DIY at home and getting children ready for the new term at school. Life is not so different in Buburi. Bricks are made from the soil to be sold to those who are able to build a house or make repairs. Local villagers...

A REAL SPECIAL THANK YOU TO EVERYONE who helped and supported our Charity Cream Tea. We made an incredible £967 to go straight to helping the life saving work that happens daily at Buburi Community Health Clinic.

Noreen accompanied by Aoife Cahill had a busy time with high numbers of patients attending the clinic. Increasing numbers of pregnant women are accessing Ante Natal care and another two babies were delivered during the trip.

THANK YOU FAMILY, FRIENDS, SUPPORTERS AND THE WONDERFUL CAULKHEADS for helping us to raise almost £1,000 for BUBURI COMMUNITY HEALTH CLINIC this was a wonderful fun evening supporting an amazing cause. WELL DONE EVERYONE!

 Today Trustees Jo and Jackie were presented with a cheque for £4,841.38 from the Immaculate Conception Church in Southampton. Jackie said; 'we felt totally overwhelmed with their generosity, not just financially but in their genuine spirit of interest and compassion...

He has come to the clinic with his mum to receive life saving treatment. He is being seen by Esther, the enrolled nurse. Malaria is very common in Buburi and many many children present at the clinic suffering from this terrible disease. Most of these children live in...