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You come

This story was narrated by one of our patients, Stephen, to our palliative care nurse, who wrote it down word for word: When I smell, you...

Lockdown....AGAIN!

The Collins English Dictionary selected in 2020 “lockdown” as the word of the year . It was chosen because it was a unifying experience...

Welcome to our new Board Members

Rays of Hope Hospice Jinja is proud to introduce our three new Board Members, elected at our Annual General Meeting on the 28th of May,...

Farewell to a wonderful soul

It is with great grief and sorrow in our hearts they we inform you that one of our wonderful palliative care nurses, Marcellina Abbo has...

Children left stranded during COVID-19 Lock-down

Our dedicated social workers went to the field yesterday to deliver much needed food parcels to some of our most needy patients in light...

How the COVID-19 Pandemic Has Affected Our Patients' Access to Food

This has been written by one of our social workers who is currently in the field: Family is at the forefront of patient care, and RHHJ...

Treatment, and Hope for Doreen!

We have a wonderful update about little Doreen. Thanks to the collaboration of many organisations who worked very quickly to find a...

In Loving Memory of a Special Young Boy, Abdullah

We want to remember a very special young boy today. Abdullah, who was only ten years old, lost his battle with endemic Kaposi’s Sarcoma...

COVID-19 has Affected Cancer Treatment for Doreen

We wanted to share a very sad update about one of our little patients, Doreen, to illustrate the challenges the COVID-19 crisis has...

COVID-19 Has Reached Uganda

In light of the global COVID-19 pandemic, we would like to give all our friends near and far an update about how we are RHHJ have tried...

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