Oxygen for St. Mary’s Lacor Hospital: Care and Proactive Response to COVID-19
Published on
9 January 2024
Within the hills of Gulu, nestled in northern Uganda, St. Mary’s Lacor Hospital remains a bastion of compassion and hope. Established in 1959 by Drs. Lucille Teasdale and Piero Corti, this medical institution is a vibrant legacy of compassion, dedication, and solidarity towards the most vulnerable in society.
It is important to highlight the fact that Lucille Teasdale and Piero Corti not only made sure the hospital provided quality care, but also thought about the future. They ensured that local Ugandans from the region were trained so that they could subsequently take over. Their heritage is more alive today than ever. Their work and devotion continue to have a positive effect on the lives of the thousands of people treated at the St. Mary’s Lacor Hospital.
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