Gifts in kind and corporate giving
Companies, schools, clubs and individuals can support CoRSU with equipment, supplies or a corporate partnership. Contact us first so the hospital can tell you what is useful.
Gifts in kind and corporate giving
Donate
Help a child reach the care they are waiting for.
Your gift supports surgery, therapy and rehabilitation for children with disability at CoRSU.
Yes, I want to help a child reach the care they need.
Choose how you would like to give. Each way has its own page, where you pick your amount and fill in a short form.
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- From abroadGive from outside Uganda, directly or through a partner.
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More ways to help
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Join the CoRSU Disability Walk
The walk has been held every October since 2024. It raises funds for children's surgery and rehabilitation, and it shows that disability is not inability.
Read about the walkWhat your support makes possible
Care that does not wait for a family's savings.
At CoRSU, children aged five and under are treated free of charge and children aged 6 to 17 are treated at a subsidised rate. Gifts from donors and partners help make that possible.
The need is larger than the funding. According to the 2026 CoRSU Disability Walk appeal, close to 300 children a year remain on the waiting list for surgery because funding falls short.
What one year's walk made possible
- raised by the 2025 CoRSU Disability WalkMore than UGX 71 million
- UGX 71m+
- children received orthopaedic and plastic surgery
- 17
- patients accessed rehabilitation services
- 21
- patients received other specialised medical care
- 62
0 to 5
Children in this age group are treated free of charge at CoRSU.
Close to 300
children a year remain on the surgical waiting list for lack of funding.
About UGX 4 million
is the average cost of one child's surgery, therapy, assistive devices and follow-up rehabilitation.
The free care policy is CoRSU's own. The walk results, waiting list and average cost figures come from the 2026 CoRSU Disability Walk appeal, as reported byKawowo Sports, 4 October 2026 (opens in a new tab) and Kawowo Sports, 24 July 2026 (opens in a new tab).
A patient's story
Vivian can run and play without pain.
Seven-year-old Vivian was born with bowed legs. A community mobiliser referred her to CoRSU, where she was diagnosed with Blount disease. With funding from MTN Foundation, surgery corrected her legs. Today Vivian can stand, walk, run and play without pain or support.
“I truly appreciate MTN Foundation and CoRSU for transforming my daughter’s life.”
“Since CoRSU’s founding, our institution has stood on the belief that disability must never mean inability. Behind every child waiting for surgery is a family waiting for hope. According to national data, 12.5 percent of Uganda’s population lives with a disability, yet 80 percent of childhood disabilities can be prevented or managed through timely specialized care. Every contribution made today translates into a child walking again, returning to school, and gaining independence.”
Robert OchaiChief Executive Officer, speaking at the 2026 CoRSU Disability WalkReady to give?