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2017-18
CONTENTSABOUT US:OVERVIEW
Maranatha Health is working to create strong, healthy and enabled communities in Uganda in which everyone matters and everyone’s
voice is heard.
Maranatha Health is a nonprofit organisation that is raising health outcomes, empowering the poor and making positive, lasting change in Uganda.
Maranatha Health Uganda staff team
ABOUT US:OVERVIEW
Our values: Justice and equity for the marginalised
Respect Integrity and trustworthiness
Discipleship Creativity
Prayerful obedience
Operational principles: Community partnerships
Capacity building Holistic health and wellbeing
Advocacy and education Transformation
Reflective practice
ABOUT US:OUR WORK
We’re passionate about spreading good medicine and good practice. And we’re passionate about making aid genuinely effective. We collaborate with local people, empowering them to create the change they want to see in their lives and
communities.
healthcare
collaboration training
In Western Uganda poverty and poor health services mean that people frequently become sick. Malaria, malnutrition, pneumona and HIV/AIDS are common and often have dire consequences, especially for kids.
MARANATHA HEALTH: is responding in three ways...
Empowering: working with local clinics to strengthen the wider health system
Developing: running community health and development programs
Healing: operating a clinic with affordable and high quality services
CONTENTSABOUT US:OUR WORK
We use a series of initiatives to tackle the underlying causes of ill health and the injustice of an under-resourced health system. These are delivered through the Maranatha Health Centre in Fort Portal, Kabarole District, Western Uganda, and overseen by our 37 Ugandan staff members. They are supported by expatriate GPs and development professionals from Australia and Europe.
The centre specialises in paediatric care and serves as a base for our innovative capacity building work and preventative community health programs. We offer sought-after and highly effective clinical services, including in and outpatient care, HIV clinics, an operating theatre, a pharmacy, and more. We treat over 900 patients, mostly children, each month.
Our emphasis is on spreading good medicine across Uganda. Using our clinic as a model for training and capacity building, we with partner with other health providers to improve their ability to deliver excellent health care to Ugandans. We also work in close collaboration with local communities and villages, focusing on simple health education and behavioural change.
Our work in Uganda is underpinned by a Board of Directors and two part-time staff in Australia. It is also supported by Global Development Group. GDG takes responsibility for the project according to DFAT rules, providing a governance role and assists in the areas of planning, monitoring, evaluating and auditing to ensure the projects are carried out to DFAT requirements.
SUPPORT US:SPONSORSHIP
TYPE VALUE WHAT YOU RECEIVE WHAT YOU ACHIEVE
Platinum Sponsor
30K+
• MH Website - your logo as a Platinum Sponsor
• Social media – Recognised as a Platinum Sponsor monthly for the term of the agreement
• Newsletter promotion• Event promotion – Logo on promotional
event material• Logo in event program as Platinum
Sponsor• Verbal MC acknowledgement at event• Four complimentary tickets to Gala
Dinner • Logo and blurb in event PowerPoint
presentation• Promotional banner at Gala Dinner
Fund the total running costs of our paediatric training clinic for 4 months; provide funding to run 15 new community health literacy programs in rural villages.
Maranatha Health looks to partner with businesses that share our values and vision for a world characterised by healthy, thriving communities. Our work is fully donor-funded and all donations are tax deductible.
Funds stretch a long way, and even small amounts can create significant outcomes. Together we can create new futures for people in Uganda. And together we can create a healthier world.
SUPPORT US:SPONSORSHIP
TYPE VALUE WHAT YOU RECEIVE WHAT YOU ACHIEVE
Gold Sponsor
20K
• MH Website - your logo as a Gold Sponsor
• Logo in event program as Gold Sponsor• Social media – Recognised as Gold
Sponsor quarterly for the term of the agreement
• Newsletter promotion as Gold Sponsor• Verbal MC acknowledgement at event• Two complimentary tickets to Gala Dinner
Fund the purchase and installation of a new solar energy system to power the clinic and ensure life-saving equipment is reliably powered.
10K
• MH Website - your logo as a Gold Sponsor
• Verbal MC acknowledgement at event• Logo in event program as Gold Sponsor• One complimentary ticket to Gala Dinner • Newsletter promotion as Gold Sponsor
Pay the annual salary of our highly skilled Ugandan Business and Administration Manager.
Silver Sponsor
5K
• MH Website - your logo as a Silver Sponsor
• Verbal MC acknowledgement at event• Logo in event program as Silver Sponsor• One complimentary ticket to Gala Dinner • Newsletter promotion as Silver Sponsor
Fund a senior clinician’s postgraduate training, furthering their skills and enhancing our clinical services.
1K
• MH Website - your logo as a Silver Sponsor
• Verbal MC acknowledgement at event• Newsletter acknowledgement as Silver
Sponsor
Purchase a comprehensive laboratory inventory system, two laptops, or other vital equipment.
One-off & in-kind donations
Various
• MH Website - your logo as a Sponsor• Verbal MC acknowledgement at event• Newsletter acknowledgement as sponsor
of specific project need, or• Your logo in auction program and display
Provide vital funds for particular projects or items of expenditure; provide auction items for fundraising events.
Maranatha Health Uganda staff team
CONTENTSBEATRICE’SSTORY
8-month-old Beatrice Kobusige arrived early on a Monday morning with a 4-day history of cough, reduced appetite, and fever. Beatrice’s mother explained that she had first tried a traditional herbal liquid, and when Beatrice did not improve she took her to their local clinic. Unfortunately, the clinic staff did not correctly diagnose Beatrice’s condition and provided the family with an inappropriate antibiotic. Beatrice continued to deteriorate.
It was then her mother brought Beatrice to the Maranatha Health Centre. Fortunately for Beatrice they made it to Maranatha in time. Beatrice was quickly diagnosed with pneumonia, started on the correct IV antibiotic therapy, and given IV fluids and supplemental oxygen. As a result of the outstanding diagnosis and care of MH staff, Beatrice made a full recovery and was soon the loudest, child on the ward - making all the staff laugh along with her!
OTHER INFORMATION:CONTACT US
POSTAL ADDRESS:
2a Bretwalder Ave, Leabrook, SA 5068
PHONE:
0449965757
EMAIL:
General Enquiries: [email protected]
Project Coordinator: [email protected]
WEB:
www.maranathahealth.org
www.facebook.com/MaranathaHealth/
https://twitter.com/Maranathahealth
www.youtube.com/user/maranathahealth
ABN:
15 928 552 503
Charity Licence No.:
CCP1521
