Bringing essential healthcare
to underserved communities
in Africa.
WHAT WE DO
Free Medical Check-ups
We provide basic health
assessments and consultations
to ensure that people in rural communities receive
the care they need.
Eye Screening
& Surgeries
We identify vision problems early and offer free cataract surgeries to restore sight and improve quality of life.
Medicines
& Glasses
We distribute essential
medications and eyeglasses to those who would otherwise go without.
Health
Education
We empower communities
with knowledge about hygiene, nutrition, and disease prevention for long-term well-being.
Bringing hope through healthcare,
eye care, and compassion
Our Vision
Our vision is to bring lasting healing and light to the lives of people across rural Uganda. We envision communities where every person, regardless of age, can thrive in health and hope. We imagine restored sight, renewed strength, and healthier families walking confidently toward a brighter tomorrow.
We envision vibrant villages where faith-based medical camps in Uganda provide both medical care and spiritual care seamlessly. Our camps plant seeds of wellness, faith, and community that blossom long after our team leaves. We envision empowered people passing on what they learn—sharing health lessons and God’s love within their families and neighbors.
Our vision is rooted in a world where physical healing unlocks the door to spiritual healing. It’s a journey from restoration to transformation. It begins with a simple gesture of care—and grows into a community shaped by compassion, resilience, and grace.
Our Mission
Our mission is to bring free medical care in rural Uganda, Christian medical missions, and mobile eye clinics directly to underserved communities through organized camps. By restoring health and vision, we bring hope to families and strengthen communities for a brighter future.
Our Goal
Deliver free medical check-ups in Uganda, surgical procedures, and treatments to underserved communities where they live.
Provide eye screenings in rural villages, distribute glasses, and perform cataract surgeries in Uganda to restore vision.
Educate communities on disease prevention, hygiene, and nutrition for long-term health.
Train and engage local volunteers and medical professionals to build sustainable healthcare support.
Expand the reach of faith-based medical camps and eye care projects across Uganda to serve more people every year.
United by purpose
driven by love
changing lives every day.
Where Faith Meets Healthcare
Faith-Driven Medical Work

Our Christian charity medical programs in Uganda bring healing and hope to rural communities where families often have no access to hospitals or clinics. Through faith-based medical missions in Africa, our teams provide free healthcare, mobile medical clinics, and eye camps directly in the villages. Each camp offers consultations, essential medicines, cataract surgeries, and vision screenings—services that would otherwise be out of reach for thousands of families.
We believe healthcare is not just about treating illness but about restoring dignity. That is why our faith-based medical charity in Uganda partners with local churches and community leaders to ensure every patient is treated with compassion, respect, and prayer. Alongside physical healing, we share the message of Christ’s love, offering hope that goes beyond medicine.
Stories of Hope
Every patient who comes to our camps carries a story. Some arrive after years of suffering from illnesses that could have been prevented or treated if only medical care had been available in their village. Others come in silence, unable to see, unable to work, and unable to care for their families because of blindness or poor health. When they leave, they carry not only medicine and healing—but also renewed vision, dignity, and hope in Christ.One mother, walked for miles with her sick child to reach one of our mobile clinics. Thanks to donors who chose to sponsor medical missions in Africa, her baby received urgent treatment and survived. Today, her child is thriving, and her testimony is a reminder that every gift truly saves lives.


Behind the Camps
Behind every medical camp in Uganda is a powerful story of faith, service, and partnership. Our work is made possible through the dedication of volunteer doctors, nurses, and medical teams who give their time and skills to bring healing where it is needed most. These professionals come not only with medical knowledge but also with hearts willing to serve, reflecting the love of Christ in every patient encounter.
We also believe in the importance of working hand in hand with the local community. By partnering with Ugandan churches, leaders, and health workers, our faith-based medical missions in Africa create long-term impact that continues long after the tents are packed away. Local health workers are trained and equipped, ensuring that knowledge, resources, and hope remain in the villages. This approach transforms temporary medical outreach into a sustainable model of rural healthcare in Uganda.
At Amigos Internacionales, our Medical Camps are a lifeline for rural communities where hospitals are far away and basic healthcare is out of reach. Many families in Uganda face long journeys, high costs, or no access at all when they need medical attention. Our camps bring healthcare directly to the people, offering not only physical treatment but also the comfort of faith and compassion.
What Happens at a Medical Camp?
Each camp is carefully organized to provide comprehensive care in just a few days. Services include:
- General health screenings such as blood pressure checks, temperature, and physical exams.
- Maternal and child health consultations to safeguard mothers and children.
- Dental check-ups to address oral health problems.
- Preventive health education on nutrition, hygiene, and sanitation to stop sickness before it starts.
- Referrals for serious cases requiring advanced treatment or hospitalization.
Why it Matters
For many villagers, these services are the only healthcare they will receive for months or even years. Conditions that seem small—such as untreated infections, high blood pressure, or tooth decay—can become life-threatening if ignored. By holding medical camps, we prevent suffering, restore health, and give people the tools to live stronger, healthier lives.
Impact on Communities
Our Medical Camps in Uganda are transforming lives by bringing healthcare directly to rural communities. In recent outreach programs, we’ve served hundreds of patients within just a few days—many discovering health issues such as hypertension, diabetes, and infections for the first time. Parents received health education to better protect their children, while entire families learned practices to prevent disease and live healthier lives.
These Community medical initiatives go beyond treatment—they provide knowledge, empowerment, and hope. By addressing conditions early and building awareness, our Medical Camps reduce suffering and create lasting change in the villages we serve.
Faith and Healing Together
What makes Amigos Internacionales unique is our commitment to both Physical healing and spiritual care. Alongside doctors and nurses, Faith leaders and volunteers offer prayer, encouragement, and pastoral support during each camp.
We believe true healing touches both body and soul. Patients leave not only with restored health but also with renewed faith, dignity, and hope. This integration of medical care and spiritual support ensures that our impact reaches deeper, building resilience and strengthening entire communities.
How can I support your mission?
- You can help by donating, volunteering, or partnering with us. Every contribution allows us to reach more people in need.
What inspires your work?
- We are inspired by the smiles of patients whose health and vision are restored. Every story of healing strengthens our commitment to serve more communities.
Do you work with local doctors and hospitals?
- Yes, Amigos' Medical Director, Dr. Paul Mulyamboga partners with "Doctors on Mission International" and local doctors , whenever possible. This ensures continuity of care and strengthens local health systems.