Rays of Hope Hospice Jinja

23/01/2022

Thank you for supporting Hospice Jinja in 2021

26/12/2021

“You did a lot to save my father's life in 2013 thank you though it was not possible but we really appreciated you continue with your tireless efforts”!from Judith Judah Kigenyi

04/07/2020

Field outreach at Hospice Jinja

25/06/2020

“If you don't like something, change it. If you can't change it, change your attitude.” By Angelou

27/05/2020

Jinja means “cornerstone”

06/05/2020

27/04/2020

A man who called COVID-19 a 'political ploy' on Facebook died from the virus. His family canceled his funeral livestream after 'misguided anger' from strangers. Kelly McLaughlin |
Apr 23, 2020, 21:16 IST

13/03/2020

2005 we launched Hospice Jinja and is still active in the community

07/03/2020

Collaborations with Uganda Bikers is helping to increase the visibility of RHHJ. They also donated 170 mattresses which was celebrated at a festive public function in February.

19/02/2020

A Message from the Chairman of the Board and the Executive DirectorOur committed team managed to care for 1083 patients, and their families, including 493 new patients enrolled – an increase of 64% from the previous year. Hospice Jinja stands committed to holistic care of our patients and their families for pain relief, symptom management and psychosocial support. In order to increase advocacy, sensitization and fundraising for women’s cancers, we held a very successful event, “Uganda for the Roses”, in collaboration with another Jinja-based organization – Cycling out of Poverty. More than 400 people participated in the event, completing a 5km walk, 5km run or 10km bicycle ride. The date for next year is 10 October, so get ready! We will keep working to improve the scope and quality of our services. Please let us join hands to ensure that care reaches everyone in1083 enrolled patients.

30/01/2020

Hospice Jinja has extended its activities to Buyende and Bugiri districts. There are many patients and families suffering with life limiting illnesses in these districts that required palliative care. Community volunteer training and sensitization meetings were held with local community…