Lacor Hospital

LACOR HOSPITAL was founded in 1959 by Italian missionaries and serves anyone who needs medical care. The hospital is now operated by Ugandans, and supports a medical school. Always a well-organized institution, Lacor Hospital was instrumental in bringing Gulu’s Ebola epidemic of 2000-2001 under control, preventing thousands of deaths. Lacor Hospital also provided shelter and safety for children during the years of the LRA raids. Social Promise is dedicated to supporting Lacor Hospital’s important work with financial contributions.


visitors in the courtyard at Lacor
the main entrance to Lacor
patients' families live within the hospital grounds
memorial to Lacor founders
memorial to Dr. Piero
memorial to Dr. Matthew
memorial to Dr. Lucille
main path in hospital
Lacor
Lacor water towers
Lacor Village across from the hospital
Lacor courtyard
inside the diagnostic labs at Lacor
Emergency Entry
educational public health poster
Children's ward at Lacor
Children's ward entrance
an ambulance
a view of Lacor from the water tower
additiona ward
a different angle from the water tower

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