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A large crowd of walkers in blue CoRSU Walk bibs wave from a sports field, with children in wheelchairs across the front row.

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Stand with people with disability in Uganda.

Give, walk, partner, volunteer, learn or work with us. Whatever you bring, there is a way to take part.

Ways to help

Seven ways to take part.

CoRSU is a Ugandan non-profit hospital. Its work depends on patients, families, staff, partners and supporters pulling in the same direction.

A smiling boy with a cast on his lower leg walks on wooden crutches along a covered hospital walkway.

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Donate

Children aged five and under are treated free at CoRSU, and older children at a subsidised rate. Gifts help make that possible.

Partner with us

Organisations, companies and institutions work alongside CoRSU to fund and deliver care.

Volunteer

Offer your time and skills at the hospital. Start with a conversation.

Train or intern with us

Internships, nurse training and surgical fellowships at a specialised hospital.

Work with us

Join a team of more than 180 staff who care for people with disability.

Supply us

Bid to supply goods, equipment and services to the hospital.

The CoRSU Disability Walk

One morning in October. Hundreds of walkers.

The CoRSU Walk began in 2024 to raise awareness of people with disability and to raise funds for their surgery and rehabilitation. It also carries a message: disability is not inability, it can be treated, and everyone should be made to feel part of the community.

Government ministries, donor and civil society partners, businesses, schools and private individuals have all taken part.

“Over 600 people braved the morning downpour to join the CoRSU Walk.”

CoRSU Annual Report 2024, on the first walk
Children in tricycle wheelchairs and on crutches sit at the front of a cheering crowd in blue CoRSU Walk bibs on a sports field.Walkers in blue bibs, some carrying umbrellas, follow a person holding a large CoRSU Walk flag.A man speaks into a microphone at the walk while a sign-language interpreter signs beside him.
people joined the first walk6 October 2024. Annual Report 2024
600+
net proceeds from the first walkUGX 34,000,000. Annual Report 2024
UGX 34m
target of the 2026 walkUGX 400 million, as reported in the press
UGX 400m
children the 2026 target aims to reachAs reported in the press
100

Three editions so far

  1. 2024

    First edition

    6 October 2024

    Over 600 people joined the first CoRSU Walk. Net proceeds of UGX 34,000,000 subsidised the cost of surgery at CoRSU for children with disability.

    Source: CoRSU Annual Report 2024

  2. 2025

    Second edition

    October 2025

    The walk raised more than UGX 71 million. That enabled 17 children to receive orthopaedic and plastic surgery, 21 patients to access rehabilitation and 62 patients to receive other specialised care.

    Source: 2026 walk appeal, as reported in the press

  3. 2026

    Third edition

    4 October 2026, MUBS Sports Ground

    The third walk set out to raise UGX 400 million for the surgery and rehabilitation of 100 children. Results had not been published when this page was last updated.

    Source: press reports, July and October 2026

Want to walk, sponsor or bring a team?

The date of the next walk has not been announced yet. For walk enquiries, call customer care on +256 761 002 111 or +256 761 002 157.

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Volunteer

Give your time and skills.

Volunteers make a difference at CoRSU. If you would like to be one of them, the first step is to tell us what you can offer.

What we can tell you

  • Volunteer placements for skilled roles are advertised alongside the hospital's job openings.
  • Recent adverts have invited volunteer physiotherapists, registered nurses and a shoe artisan.
  • CoRSU is an equal opportunity employer, and people with disability are encouraged to apply.

What is not published yet

  • A general volunteer programme, with set dates or lengths of stay.
  • Requirements, costs or accommodation for volunteers from outside Uganda.
  • A named volunteer coordinator. Until then, customer care will direct your enquiry.

Volunteer placement open now

  • Orthopaedic workshop assistant (shoe artisan), volunteer
See the details on our careers page

Tell us who you are, your skills or profession, and when you are available. Email customercare@corsuhospital.org.

Looking for jobs, training or tenders?

Give today

Every child deserves the chance to walk, play and learn.

Children aged five and under are treated free at CoRSU, and older children at a subsidised rate. Gifts from people like you make that possible.

Three young children with leg casts sit in a wheelchair and tricycle wheelchairs on a paved path, smiling and waving.