Welcome to Nsinde Specialized Women and Neonatal Health Facility
About Nsinde Specialized Women and Neonatal Health Facility Program
Nsinde Specialized Women and Neonatal Health Facility is a beacon of hope for women, newborns, and families across Western Uganda. We provide compassionate, accessible, and specialized healthcare services aimed at reducing maternal and neonatal mortality, expanding family planning access, and promoting health awareness through research, education, and community empowerment.
Our commitment is to ensure that every woman, child, and family receives quality healthcare delivered with dignity, compassion, and excellence.
Nsinde Specialized Women and Neonatal Health Facility was founded by Rev. Hon. Atuhaire Moses, a Quaker pastor, theologian, politician, and social entrepreneur.
Growing up in Kyongera Village, Moses experienced firsthand the challenges of limited healthcare access. He battled malaria without nearby medical facilities and walked 14 kilometers daily to attend school. These experiences inspired his lifelong commitment to improving healthcare and social services for underserved communities.
Through technical support from Devin and inspiration from Caren and Ian Fisk, whom he met through Opportunity Collaboration in Mexico, Moses embraced a social enterprise approach to sustainable community transformation.
This vision led to the establishment of five interconnected social enterprises:
- Nsinde Specialized Women and Neonatal Health Facility – Advancing maternal, neonatal, and family health.
- Quaker Financial Services – Supporting farmers and entrepreneurs through financial inclusion and wealth creation.
- Quaker Hill Public School – Expanding access to quality education.
- Nsinde Beach – Promoting tourism, environmental conservation, and recreation.
- Clean Energy Initiatives – Supporting sustainable and renewable energy solutions.
Together, these initiatives form the Village Model, an integrated approach to community transformation through healthcare, education, agriculture, recreation, financial inclusion, and clean energy.
Our Services
Nsinde Specialized Women and Neonatal Health Facility supports Uganda’s National Development Plan (NDP IV) and Ministry of Health priorities by improving maternal and child health outcomes, increasing family planning uptake, and expanding access to quality healthcare services in rural communities.
Our Integrated Approach – Medical + Faith-Based + Community Health + Faith 52% Model:
Medical Expertise
Qualified healthcare professionals deliver evidence-based and patient-centered care.
- Medical Expertise: Skilled practitioners provide evidence-based care.
- Faith-Based Mobilization: Interfaith leaders—from mosques to churches—reduce stigma, build trust, and encourage families to seek care early.
- Community Health + Faith 52% Model: Ensures healthcare products and services reach the “last mile” by combining digital tools, grassroots mobilization, and interfaith networks.
Family Planning
Wide range of short-term, long-term, and permanent methods of contraception.
Services available: Contraceptive pill, emergency contraception, oral contraceptive pill, male/female condoms, injectables, implants, IUD (insertion/removal), vasectomy, tubal ligation.
Post-Abortion Care: Counseling and treatment to reduce complications from miscarriage or incomplete abortion.
Services available: Miscarriage and post-abortion care, pregnancy crisis counseling, pregnancy testing.
Maternity Services: Support through every step of pregnancy.
Services available: Antenatal care, labour and delivery care, postnatal care, pregnancy testing, meet our team consultations.
Laboratory & Consultation: Wide range of diagnostic and consultation services.
Services available: Lab services, gynecology consultations, immunizations.
Cervical Cancer Screening: Pap smear/smear test to detect abnormal cells in the cervix. Recommended every 3 years for women aged 25+. Early detection saves lives.
Circumcision (Men’s Health): Safe circumcision services to improve men’s health and reduce risks of infections.
Outpatient Department (OPD): Accessible consultations for general health needs, ensuring families receive timely medical attention without long travel distances.
Help & Advice
We empower families with knowledge, counseling, and preventive care.
- Family Planning Awareness: Counseling, reminders via digital tools, and faith-based outreach to reduce stigma.
- Cervical Cancer Prevention: Education campaigns, faith leader advocacy, and digital scheduling for screenings.
- Maternal & Neonatal Health Education: Antenatal classes, breastfeeding guidance, neonatal care awareness, appointment reminders, and faith-based encouragement for safe delivery.
- Menstrual Health Education: Outreach programs distribute sanitary products, break cultural taboos, and provide digital health literacy for adolescents.
- General Health Advice: Counseling on nutrition, hygiene, immunizations, and preventive health. Medicines and vaccines delivered through community outreach.
Our Commitment
We are committed to inclusive, patient-centered care that respects dignity, equity, and justice. Guided by Uganda’s NDP4 targets, we align with the Ministry of Health’s emphasis on community-driven health systems.
Quaker Perspective: Inspired by Quaker testimonies of peace, equality, and integrity, we believe healthcare is a spiritual calling to uphold the dignity of every person. Listening to the “inner voice,” we work across faith traditions to ensure services are inclusive, compassionate, and transformative.
Our Promise:
- Integrate medical excellence with faith-based compassion.
- Promote inclusive governance, ensuring representation of women, youth, persons with disabilities, people living with albinism, and queer communities.
- Strengthen community resilience through research, documentation, and model replication.
- Expand access by working hand-in-hand with government, NGOs, and interfaith networks.
Vision & Values
Vision: To build a healthier, more inclusive Uganda where every mother, child, and family has access to compassionate, dignified, and sustainable healthcare.
Values:
- Dignity
- Equity
- Faith & Compassion
- Community Empowerment
- Accountability
- Learning & Innovation
- Sustainability
Testimonials
- “Before Nsinde, I walked 15km for my child’s immunization. Now services are close, and my baby receives care without delay.” – Local Mother
- “We no longer walk long distances for antenatal visits. Nsinde has brought healthcare closer, saving lives.” – Community Elder
- “Family planning and neonatal care sessions empowered me to make decisions for my family’s future.” – Young Woman
Contact Us
Kyembamba Village, Nsinde Parish, Kyarusozi Sub-County
📍 Nsinde, Kyenjojo District, Western Uganda
📞 +256 777 882009
