Over 300 people have availed themselves of free medical services during the 10th Graduation Health Camp at Ibanda University as part of the University’s continued commitment to community health and giving back to the community.
Medical camp saw very good uptake with 16 males getting circumcised, 30 having a prostate screen, 22 having a cervical screen and 22 having dental extractions. Over 300 lab tests were done and all the patients received medication and treatment at no cost.
Speaking about the success of the exercise, Mr Basiimwa James, the University Clinician, described the activity as successful, noting that the turnout was overwhelming, with both University members and the surrounding community participating in large numbers.
He was very pleased with University Management for their ongoing commitment to community engagement and for the opportunities they provide which allow people to access vital healthcare at no cost.
The Vice Chancellor, Prof. Peter Kanyandago also commended the medical team for their dedication and unwavering service to the University. He particularly appreciated their consistent presence and support at student activities, noting that their commitment leaves a lasting impact on the history and growth of Ibanda University.
Special thanks to the whole medical team for their professionalism, their dedication, their compassion and their sheer hard work during the health camp. It was their contribution that enabled hundreds of people to access healthcare and get treated at no cost.
The successful health camp also serves to underline Ibanda University’s commitment to community wellbeing, in extending its services into the community and making a real difference to people’s lives.