Health
Prevention, diagnosis and treatment at Kikaya Medical Center.
Local solutions. Lasting impact.
From healthcare to sustainable innovation, WorldProject works alongside local communities in Uganda to build projects designed to last.
Working in Uganda since 2012
Two projects. One shared purpose.
Healthcare and sustainable innovation, developed with the same local teams, in the same place, over the long term.
2025 at a glance
9,353
Clinical consultations
1,740+
Dental patients
600+
Women receiving maternity care
2,000+
Plants introduced into the hydroponic system
WorldProject Activity Data — January–December 2025
Building capacity, not dependency
Every project follows the same sequence, and each step is designed to make the next one more locally owned.
- 01
Listen
Understand locally identified needs.
- 02
Build together
Design practical solutions together with local professionals.
- 03
Transfer knowledge
Strengthen skills, infrastructure and local leadership.
- 04
Build for independence
Work toward projects that can increasingly sustain themselves locally.
From receiving knowledge to creating it
WorldProject increasingly supports Ugandan professionals who take the lead in their own fields of work.
- Lead healthcare services
- Train colleagues
- Deliver community health education
Health and sustainability are connected
Kikaya Medical Center and Bioksanland are two complementary parts of the same long-term development model.
Food
Sustainable local food production and better nutrition.
Energy
Solar energy and biogas supporting daily operations.
Research
Knowledge generated locally and applied locally.
Help our projects keep growing
Regular support from our members helps us plan for the long term. You can also make a one-off donation whenever you prefer.
Source: WorldProject annual activity reports and newsletters