About Us

Norah Apolot Community Training Hospital is a fully equipped modern hospital established to improve accessibility and quality of health care to save the populations and especially millions of mothers and the children in the community. We are committed to providing an inclusive, affordable and accessible health care services for everyone. Whatever your reason for visiting, we want to help make your healthcare concerns and time with us as comfortable and easy as possible.

The hospital serves as a trainin hospital for student nurses and midwives of Alice Anume Memorial School of Nursing & Midwifery and the planned Allied Health School. The main objective of the hospital is to:

1. Offer comprehensive medical care that will address healthcare needs of the community as well as to complement the existing government hospitals.
2. Carry out community outreach programs that include community education on communicable diseases, hygiene, HIV AIDS, immunization etc. In addition, ongoing Family Life Education currently undertaken by Alice Anume Students shall be expanded to include family health and family planning, nutrition education, counselling, First Aid, and exceptional support to needy families;
3. Facilitate and deepen the training programs of Alice Anume Memorial School of Nursing and Midwifery and the forth coming Allied School programs (dentistry, ophthalmology, pharmacy etc.), research, and student internships.
4. Equip students with adequate practical knowledge in Hospital and Health Unit Management, provision of Primary Health Care (PHC) and Maternal Child Health (MCH) Services and Community Health Based Care;
5. Bring students to proximity with patients in the community.