Who we are and what we stand for.
- About CoRSU
News, patient stories, photos and videos.
The people who lead the hospital.
- Leadership
- Board of Directors
Reports, feedback and safeguarding.
- Annual reports and publications
- Feedback and safeguarding
Give, walk or volunteer.
- Donate
- Ways to help
Jobs, training and tenders.

About CoRSU overview

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CoRSU overview

Patients come from across Uganda and beyond, and most are children.

Overview

Who we are and what we stand for.

About CoRSUOur story, mandate, vision, mission and values.

Latest from CoRSU

News, patient stories, photos and videos.

News and updatesAnnouncements, events and coverage of CoRSU in the media.
Patient storiesMeet the children and adults behind the numbers.
Photos and videosMoments from the wards, the workshop, the community and our events.

Meet the team

The people who lead the hospital.

LeadershipThe senior management team that runs the hospital day to day.
Board of DirectorsThe board that governs CoRSU and holds management to account.

Accountability

Reports, feedback and safeguarding.

Annual reports and publicationsDownload our annual reports and other documents.
Feedback and safeguardingShare a suggestion or a complaint, or report a safeguarding concern.

Get involved

Give, walk or volunteer.

DonateChoose an amount and see the ways to give.
Ways to helpJoin the CoRSU Disability Walk, volunteer or fundraise.

Work with us

Jobs, training and tenders.

CareersCurrent vacancies and how to apply.
Training and internshipsPlacements for students and health professionals.
Bids and tendersProcurement notices for suppliers.

What we do

Surgery, rehabilitation and community care in one hospital.

Operations that restore movement and function.
Therapy and made-to-measure assistive devices.
The teams behind every patient’s care.
Care that continues after a patient leaves hospital.
- Community Based Inclusive Development
Plan your visit: booking, costs and directions.
Learning for health workers and students.
- Training and internships

What we do overview

A boy smiles from a wheelchair with both legs in fresh white casts.

Our services

Surgery, fistula repair and rehabilitation, with priority for children.

Overview

Types of surgery

Operations that restore movement and function.

Orthopaedic surgeryTreatment for injuries and conditions of the bones, joints and muscles, including clubfoot and limb reconstruction.
Plastic and reconstructive surgeryCleft lip and palate repair, burn contracture release, hand surgery and complex wound care.
Fistula (VVF) repairSurgery and support for women living with obstetric fistula and other childbirth injuries.
Cosmetic surgerySelect cosmetic procedures carried out by the plastic surgery team.

Rehabilitation

Therapy and made-to-measure assistive devices.

Medical rehabilitationPhysiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, and the orthopaedic workshop.
Post-surgery rehabilitationTherapy and assistive devices that help patients recover after an operation.
Cerebral palsyAssessment, therapy, surgery and family support through weekly cerebral palsy clinics.
NutritionNutrition assessments, caregiver education and take-home food packages for children.

Hospital care

The teams behind every patient’s care.

Nursing careSpecialised nursing that places each patient at the centre of care.
Pharmacy and diagnosticsThe pharmacy, laboratory, X-ray and ultrasound units.
RadiologyX-ray and ultrasound imaging on the hospital site.
Electroencephalography (EEG)A painless test of the brain’s electrical activity, used to help diagnose epilepsy and seizures.
Ambulance servicesDetails of this service are being confirmed by the hospital.

In the community

Care that continues after a patient leaves hospital.

Community Based Inclusive DevelopmentOutreach, counselling, home follow-up visits and stronger referral pathways.

For patients

Plan your visit: booking, costs and directions.

Coming to CoRSUWhat treatment costs, what to bring and your visit step by step.
Book an appointmentRequest a time to see a specialist, or find out how to walk in.
Frequently asked questionsAnswers to the questions patients and families ask most.
Contact and directionsPhone numbers, clinic hours and how to reach the hospital.

Medical training

Learning for health workers and students.

Training and internshipsInternships, clinical placements and surgical training at CoRSU.

Impact

Patient stories by service, and what our work adds up to.

Children and adults treated for conditions of the bones, joints and muscles, such as bowed legs, clubfoot and bone infections.
Families whose children were born with a cleft lip or palate, and patients treated for burns, hand injuries and other conditions that surgery can repair.
People who have regained movement and independence through therapy and assistive devices made in our orthopaedic workshop.
Women treated for childbirth injuries through the fistula programme, at no cost to them.
What the stories add up to.

Impact overview

Three young children with leg casts wave from their wheelchairs.

Testimonies

Choose a service to read its patients’ stories.

Overview

Orthopaedic

Children and adults treated for conditions of the bones, joints and muscles, such as bowed legs, clubfoot and bone infections.

Mark's storyMark can walk, run and go back to school
Vivian's storyVivian can stand, walk, run and play without pain
All orthopaedic testimoniesStories and before and after photographs on one page.

Plastic and reconstructive

Families whose children were born with a cleft lip or palate, and patients treated for burns, hand injuries and other conditions that surgery can repair.

Limra's storyLimra is thriving and speaking clearly
Daniel's storyDaniel's journey from his first feeds to speech therapy
Ezekiel's storyEzekiel's parents walked the journey together
All plastic and reconstructive testimoniesStories and before and after photographs on one page.

Rehabilitation

People who have regained movement and independence through therapy and assistive devices made in our orthopaedic workshop.

Lilian's storyLilian is walking again on a new prosthesis
Mercy's storyMercy's foot is stepping down again
Praise's storyPraise is walking better with a 3D-printed orthosis
Kimra's storyKimra is walking in his new orthoses
Robinah's storyRobinah is training to become a fashion designer
All rehabilitation testimoniesStories and before and after photographs on one page.

Fistula care

Women treated for childbirth injuries through the fistula programme, at no cost to them.

Brenda's storyBrenda has a second chance after fistula surgery
Flavia's storyFlavia can walk, run and dance without fear
All fistula care testimoniesStories and before and after photographs on one page.

Impact in numbers

What the stories add up to.

Our impactFigures from our annual reports, and testimonies by service.
All patient storiesEvery story in one place.
Annual reportsDownload our reports.

Partners

The donors and organisations who make subsidised care possible.

Choose a donor to see what it supports.
Institutions that work alongside our teams.
- Institutional partnerships
How patients are referred to CoRSU.
- Referral partners
Ways for organisations to work with us.
- Start a partnership
- Supply the hospital

Partners overview

A group of young people pose in front of sponsor flags at the CoRSU Walk.

Our partners

Donors, institutions and referral partners.

Overview

Donors

Choose a donor to see what it supports.

CBM
Smile Train
Transforming Faces
Fistula Foundation
MiracleFeet
Hope and Healing International
Humanity & Inclusion
MTN
Absa
German Cooperation / Deutsche Zusammenarbeit
Brussels Airlines
Rotary Club of Kajjansi
All donorsSee every donor on one page.

Partnerships

Institutions that work alongside our teams.

Institutional partnershipsOrganisations we work with on assistive technology, surgical training and research.

Referral partnerships

How patients are referred to CoRSU.

Referral partnersThe organisations that identify and refer patients, and how to refer someone.

Partner with us

Ways for organisations to work with us.

Start a partnershipThe ways to partner with CoRSU and how to get in touch.
Supply the hospitalBids and tenders for goods, equipment and services.

Upcoming events

Plans, programmes and events ahead.

Buildings and facilities the hospital is planning, raising funds for, or already working on.
New services and programmes the hospital is preparing or expanding.
Walks, camps and awareness days. Dates are added here as soon as the hospital announces them.

Upcoming events overview

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Coming up at CoRSU

What is planned, under way or needs funding.

Overview

Upcoming structures

Buildings and facilities the hospital is planning, raising funds for, or already working on.

Rehabilitation Centre, phase 2Seeking funding. Start date depends on funding.
Operating theatre renovationIn progress. Began December 2024; completion date not yet published.
All upcoming structuresEverything in this category on one page.

Upcoming programmes

New services and programmes the hospital is preparing or expanding.

Surgery for 100 children on the waiting listUnder way. Following the October 2026 walk; results not yet published.
Growing spine surgeryUnder way. Fellowship training in progress.
Raising awareness of cosmetic surgeryPlanned. No date published.
Training plastic surgery fellowsUnder way. Accredited in 2023.
All upcoming programmesEverything in this category on one page.

Upcoming events

Walks, camps and awareness days. Dates are added here as soon as the hospital announces them.

The next CoRSU Disability WalkDate to be announced. Held each October since 2024.
Fistula screening and treatment campsDate to be announced. Last held in March 2026.
Awareness days we markEach year. 6 October, 25 October and 3 December.
All upcoming eventsEverything in this category on one page.

Next steps

Give, take part and help children heal.

Choose the way of giving that suits you.
Walk, sponsor or bring a team.
- CoRSU Disability Walk
- Give to the walk appeal
Volunteer, work or train with us.

Go to the donate page

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Ways to give

Your gifts keep care free for young children.

Overview

Ways to give

Choose the way of giving that suits you.

Give today

DonateChoose an amount and give once to support treatment today.
Monthly givingA regular gift each month helps the hospital plan care ahead.
Mobile moneyGive from your phone with MTN MoMo or Airtel Money.
Bank transferAsk the hospital for its bank details and give by transfer.
Give from outside UgandaGive through one of our international partners in your own country.
Gifts in kind and corporate givingEquipment, supplies or a company partnership. Talk to us first.
Giving questionsReceipts, security and giving for a purpose.

Support a campaign

Walk, sponsor or bring a team.

CoRSU Disability WalkRaise funds for children’s surgery and rehabilitation, one morning each October.
Give to the walk appealHelp the walk reach children waiting for surgery.

Join the team

Volunteer, work or train with us.

VolunteerOffer your time and skills at the hospital.
CareersCurrent vacancies and how to apply.
Training and internshipsPlacements for students and health professionals.

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Legal name: Comprehensive Rehabilitation Services for People with Disability in Uganda (CoRSU)
Registered non-profit: Uganda, established 2006

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CoRSU Rehabilitation Hospital
Kisubi, Entebbe Road
P.O. Box 46, Kisubi, Uganda

Phone+256 761 002 111

Emailcustomercare@corsuhospital.org

Opening hoursMonday to Friday, 8:00am – 5:00pm, and Saturday, 8:00am – 2:00pm

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