MUSAWO brings accessible, compassionate healthcare directly to communities across Uganda through our network of dedicated medical professionals and innovative health programs.
MUSAWO is an initiative of Allied Doctors and Friends of Uganda (ADFA) where we bring accessible, compassionate healthcare directly to communities and homes across Uganda through our network of dedicated medical professionals. We also train and deploy homecare nursing assistants , among other homebased medical service providers
The Musawo Family Card is an affordable health access plan designed for everyday Ugandans — riders, market vendors, parents, and families who work hard but often struggle to pay for medical care when they need it most.
With a small monthly or quarterly subscription, a single card gives your entire household access to quality healthcare through Musawo clinics and partner centers across Uganda.
From vision to reality: MUSAWO has steadily grown from a home-based healthcare model into a fully established social enterprise, combining sustainable business practices with charitable care to make healthcare accessible where people live, learn, and work.
Home-based healthcare initiative- Allied Doctors and Friends of Africa [ADFA]
Launched ADFA medicare services clinic in Lungujja Kampala
Upgraded to Health Centre IV with full licensing and basic required equipment
Digital health initiatives and the launch of a fully functional surgical theatre
Comprehensive medical care and specialized services designed to meet the diverse healthcare needs of Ugandan communities.
Watch how MUSAWO is transforming healthcare delivery in Lungujja community through innovative approaches and dedicated service.
ADFA establishes a new health facility in Lungujja, Kampala to provide free maternal healthcare services and surgical interventions.
Additional coverage of ADFA’s community healthcare initiatives and the impact on maternal health services.
As Uganda’s healthcare system continues to evolve, more families are choosing bedside nursing and home-based care as a safer, dignified and more personalised alternative to prolonged hospital stays. Whether supporting
Musawo Adfa partnered with the Rotary Club of Lungujja to host a powerful health awareness session. Dr. Mathias delivered an eye‑opening lecture on cervical cancer—its causes, risk factors, and prevention—emphasizing the urgent need to prioritize women’s health in Uganda. He highlighted the importance of the HPV vaccine, its recommended age group, and its proven efficacy in reducing cervical cancer cases.
The Rotary Club warmly welcomed Dr. Mathias as a new member and pledged to collaborate on initiatives that will make HPV vaccination and cervical cancer screening more affordable and accessible for mothers in underserved communities.
Date: 18 October 2025 This report provides a detailed account of the medical camp conducted at Calvary Chapel. The purpose of the camp was to offer essential medical services to
This report provides a summary of activities carried out during the health outreach conducted at Kitunzi Market on 14th October 2025. The objective of the outreach was to provide basic
1. IntroductionMusawo conducted a community medical outreach at Musega market aimed at providing essential diagnostic services to the public. The objective of the outreach was to improve early detection of
Watch how MUSAWO is transforming healthcare delivery in Lungujja community through innovative approaches and dedicated service.
