In June, we had the great pleasure of welcoming radiologist Kajetan Charzewski to the hospital in Katondwe. With his knowledge, experience, and commitment, he provided tremendous support to the team in their daily work in radiology.

Kajetan – thank you so much for your time, support, presence, and for the heart you put into everything you have done for the hospital 💙

In recent days, fire safety training was conducted with the participation of hospital staff. The purpose of the training was to remind participants of safety procedures, proper responses in emergency situations, and to raise awareness about protecting the lives and health of patients and staff.

A hospital clean-up day was also held under the slogan “Keep Katondwe Clean.”

We would like to thank the Friends of Katondwe for their presence, support, and belief in this project. It is thanks to you that this construction is truly becoming a reality.

Although the beginnings were difficult due to the rocky ground, today we can clearly see the results of the enormous work carried out on site. Proper housing conditions mean not only greater comfort of living, but also real support for the medical team who care for the health of patients every single day.

Polio campaign – poster. In April, vaccinations were carried out alongside educational activities aimed at raising community awareness about the importance of immunization. Our nurses went door-to-door in nearby villages, speaking with families, explaining the value of prevention, and addressing questions about vaccine safety.

This direct outreach helped reach many people and encouraged participation in the vaccination program.

This is a very important project. Our goal is to create decent living and working conditions for those who care for the health of the local community every day.

The initial work has already begun, although we are facing challenges from the very start. The ground has proven to be difficult and rocky, which is causing the first technical problems and requires additional effort from our team.

The beginning of April at the hospital in Katondwe was a very intense time for all of us. For several days, our team was joined by Dr Maciej Skarżyński, who was drawn into the daily life of our hospital almost from the very first moments of his stay.

Little Pawełek (Paul) faces huge challenges - cerebral palsy and a recent leg fracture. And yet he is not alone in all this. Thanks to the careful care of Dr. Zelippa and our team, every day becomes a little lighter.

Helping the youngest is more than a gesture - it's about building a safe world for them to smile, grow and simply be children.