HUMC Meetings at Agonga & Unyama Health Facilities!
Health Unit Management Committees are key governance structures. The Committees promote participation and ownership of health services by the community, advocate for improved quality of
Agape school gets running water
All children have the right to clean water and basic sanitation. When children lack water and proper sanitation in schools, they cannot learn well...
Closing off Term one at Agape Christian School!
We closed off Term one in style with a successful parents meeting! Teacher Lillian - the headmistress for Agape Christian School...
Norwegian students visiting Agonga health facility
Norwegian students are here in Gulu vising the Karin Community [...]
Special Valentine celebrations at Agonga with 5 new borns!!!
We celebrated Valentines Day here at KCIU in a very special way! 5 new babies were delivered from our new Maternity ward at Agonga...
Spreading CHI messages on Favour FM Gulu City.
Onek Moses (Black shirt) Head of Laboratory Services, And Quality assurance officer Karin Community Initiative Uganda is being...
Grand opening of the New Maternity Ward at Agonga
Our newly constructed maternity ward at Agonga Health Facility was officially opened to mothers in the community on 20/Oct/2021...
KARIN’s healthcare programs to continue despite the COVID-19 pandemic!
While in the midst of this COVID-19 crisis, it is crucial that other life saving healthcare programs should continue being offered to our community...
The Ambulance Emergency Care Provider Training for COVID-19 Response
The Association of Ambulance Professionals Uganda (AAPU), in Partnership with Malteser International organised a Two Day training to equip Karin Healthcare staff with skills and knowledge in handling emergency cases, like Trauma due to accidents, stroke or COVID-19 cases...
KCIU in partnership with Dot Glasses helping visually impaired Ugandans.
When I discovered that I needed a pair of glasses, I was shocked by the $180 price tag. “If I had trouble with that price,” said Hope, the director of KCIU, “then definitely the local communities will have trouble with the price [of glasses]. ... and it is here that I realized there was a problem.”