CURE Children's Hospital of Uganda

CURE Children's Hospital of Uganda We're a private, not-for-profit hospital specializing in pediatric neurosurgery & spiritual ministry Healing the sick and Proclaiming the Kingdom of God
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Empty tomb. Full hearts. Faithful God. This Easter, we pray with confidence because death itself could not hold Him.    ...
05/04/2026

Empty tomb. Full hearts. Faithful God. This Easter, we pray with confidence because death itself could not hold Him.

Good Friday reminds us that true, lasting healing begins at the cross. At CURE Uganda, we carry every patient, and every...
03/04/2026

Good Friday reminds us that true, lasting healing begins at the cross. At CURE Uganda, we carry every patient, and every family before the Lord in prayer, because we believe in a God whose faithfulness does not waver. Today and always, we pray with confidence in His promises.

Hydrocephalus affects thousands of children in Uganda every year, and for many families, it once felt like a hopeless di...
01/04/2026

Hydrocephalus affects thousands of children in Uganda every year, and for many families, it once felt like a hopeless diagnosis. At CURE Uganda, we have spent over two decades refining a surgical procedure called ETV/CPC that offers many children freedom from lifelong shunt dependence, often through a single operation. Pioneered right here in Uganda, this technique is now used by hospitals around the world. Read the full story of how this work is transforming children's lives. https://uganda.cure.org/news/treating-hydrocephalus-in-uganda-how-cure-is-transforming-childrens-lives-through-the-etv-cpc-procedure/

For the first time, the CURE Uganda mobile clinic team is flying to Mbarara. With support from Mission Aviation Fellowsh...
01/04/2026

For the first time, the CURE Uganda mobile clinic team is flying to Mbarara. With support from Mission Aviation Fellowship - Uganda, the team boarded a MAF aircraft this morning, bound for western Uganda to provide neurosurgical pediatric patients follow-up care and consultation for first time patients at Ruharo Mission Hospital. A journey that once consumed most of a day now taking a fraction of that time. It is a small shift in logistics that carries a much larger meaning: a long-standing relationship between two faith-driven organizations has grown into something that directly serves vulnerable children.

Is your child living with a neurological condition that has gone unanswered?This April, CURE Uganda's mobile screening c...
31/03/2026

Is your child living with a neurological condition that has gone unanswered?

This April, CURE Uganda's mobile screening clinic comes to Ruharo Mission Hospital in Mbarara. Our team will be on the ground to review and or screen children with neurosurgical conditions — and where treatment is needed, we will guide your family on the next steps toward care at our hospital in Mbale.

We come not only to review or screen, but to pray. At CURE Uganda, we believe that every child is seen and loved by God, and our ministry does not stop at the medical. Our team will be present to offer prayer, encouragement, and spiritual support to every family that walks through our doors.

If you know a child with conditions such as hydrocephalus, spina bifida, a brain tumour, or other neurological concerns — please bring them. .

Hope and Healing. 🙏

At CURE Uganda, we believe that transformational impact is built not just through clinical excellence, but through inten...
19/03/2026

At CURE Uganda, we believe that transformational impact is built not just through clinical excellence, but through intentional relationships, and this milestone is a testament to exactly that.

What began as a strategic conversation between CURE Uganda management and UPDF Health Services leadership has grown into a living, breathing partnership. The first cohort of nurse trainees, placed at CURE Uganda under the Training Agreement framework, has now successfully completed their clinical placement, marking a significant step forward in a relationship that is already bearing fruit.

In a momentous occasion witnessed by UPDF leadership and CURE co-workers, the trainees were awarded certificates of completion, a celebration not only of individual achievement, but of what becomes possible when institutions commit to walking alongside one another with purpose and intentionality.

As these nurses return to the UPDF National Referral Hospital in Mbuya, they carry with them far more than clinical skills. Through the CURE Neuro Program, they have been immersed in a structured, hands-on learning environment designed to build real, lasting capacity in pediatric neurosurgical care, equipping them to make a meaningful difference in the lives of children and families who need it most.

This is what intentional relationship looks like in practice, two institutions, united by a shared vision, investing in people and in the future of pediatric neurosurgery across Uganda. We look forward to seeing this partnership continue to grow, and to the lives that will be transformed as a result.

Greetings to our friends in Teso. Today marks our first mobile clinic in the region, and we are excited to meet the pati...
13/03/2026

Greetings to our friends in Teso. Today marks our first mobile clinic in the region, and we are excited to meet the patients and caregivers here. Parents and caregivers of children living with neurological conditions are encouraged to bring them for assessment and consultation. Our team will be at Princess Diana Health Center IV along Moroto Road. We look forward to seeing you there. Check our website for mobile clinic dates and locations. https://uganda.cure.org/mobile-clinics/

Greetings to our friends, today our CURE Uganda team is currently at Lira at  Adina Foundation conducting a routine mobi...
12/03/2026

Greetings to our friends, today our CURE Uganda team is currently at Lira at Adina Foundation conducting a routine mobile clinic. Parents and caregivers of children living with neurological conditions are encouraged to bring them for assessment and consultation. To find out where our team will be next, please visit our website for the upcoming mobile clinic schedule. https://uganda.cure.org/mobile-clinics/

Thank you to the wonderful people of Gulu and surrounding areas who came out to attend our mobile clinic at Gulu Regiona...
11/03/2026

Thank you to the wonderful people of Gulu and surrounding areas who came out to attend our mobile clinic at Gulu Regional Referral Hospital today. We are grateful to the parents and caregivers who brought their children for assessment and to the local health workers and partners who supported the outreach.

Our team looks forward to returning to Gulu for the next mobile clinic on May 13, 2026. If you know a child living with a neurological condition, please help share this information so that families can plan to attend.

Our next stop is tomorrow at Adina Foundation on Apach Road in Lira. See you there.

Greetings to our friends in Gulu and the surrounding areas. Our CURE Uganda team is currently at Gulu Regional Referral ...
11/03/2026

Greetings to our friends in Gulu and the surrounding areas. Our CURE Uganda team is currently at Gulu Regional Referral Hospital conducting a routine mobile clinic. Parents and caregivers of children living with neurological conditions are encouraged to bring them for assessment and consultation. To find out where our team will be next, please visit our website for the upcoming mobile clinic schedule.

When Chris arrived at CURE Uganda, he was only a month old and already in danger as hydrocephalus threatened his life. T...
10/03/2026

When Chris arrived at CURE Uganda, he was only a month old and already in danger as hydrocephalus threatened his life. Through timely neurosurgical care and the dedication of our team, his quiet fight turned into a steady recovery—giving his family hope and a future they feared might be lost.

Read Chris’ full story below. https://uganda.cure.org/news/chris-story-a-quiet-fight-a-steady-recovery/

CURE Children’s Hospital of Uganda will soon be hosting Mobile Clinics in Gulu, Lira, and Soroti (our newest site) to he...
10/03/2026

CURE Children’s Hospital of Uganda will soon be hosting Mobile Clinics in Gulu, Lira, and Soroti (our newest site) to help identify and care for children living with neurosurgical conditions. Through these clinics, families can bring children with conditions such as hydrocephalus, spina bifida, brain tumors, and other neurological conditions for screening and guidance from our medical team. These outreach clinics are part of our commitment to bring specialized pediatric neurosurgical care and compassionate support closer to communities, ensuring that children who need treatment are identified early and connected to the care they need. Caretakers in and around these areas are warmly invited to attend and share this information with others who may benefit. Check flyer for details.

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