Lokori

MCH and curative services are the main health services given by our sisters here. However, training of TBA’s and CHW’s as well as food distribution (to the malnourished) is also done. A school health program is done once annually. There are 21 stations presently and a staff of seven.

Distances are long; the terrain is rough and the climate very tiring. People are extremely poor and migrate a lot and this makes the rendering of medical services particularly difficult. Aircraft services make a few of the safaris less onerous. CORDAID and other donors provided 88% of the funding in 2003.