Friends of Kiwoko Hospital

09/09/2026

The local children had a great week at Kiwoko Holiday Bible club hosted by staff and students of Kiwoko Hospital. There were over 500 children and 70 youth in attendance, and the theme of the week was 'I am Jesus' witness'

20/08/2026

A great 3 nights exhibiting at Bangor Worldwide Missionary Convention. Fantastic to meet up with lots of people who have supported Kiwoko Hospital for years and have the opportunity to introduce it to new friends and prospective students.

18/08/2026

A great first night at the Global village at Bangor Worldwide Missionary Convention. Lovely to talk to fellow supporters of the work of Kiwoko, introduce it to new people, and get to meet others serving the Lord around the world.

05/08/2026

We're looking forward to joining the global village again at Bangor Worldwide Missionary Convention on 17th August, this year at Bangor Elim Church. Its always a pleasure to get speaking to supporters of Friends of Kiwoko there and to introduce the work of the hospital to new people.

📣 The countdown is on!

In just 2 weeks, Bangor Worldwide 2026 begins‼️

From speaker spotlights to event previews, there's lots to look forward to before Convention week arrives. Stay tuned to our socials and join us on the journey.

27/05/2026

Just over a week until Micheal takes on the Brisbane marathon for Friends of Kiwoko. He'd love your support! Follow the link to donate.

Help Michael Harper raise money to support Friends of Kiwoko Hospital

10/05/2026

In rural communities, the major cause of burns in children are open cooking fires and ground level stoves. Many households cook on 3-stone fires or charcoal stoves placed on the floor. Toddlers crawling or walking can easily knock over pots or fall into the fire.

The high risk age group is 1-3 years old because they are mobile but have no sense of danger, and their skin is thinner and more delicate, so burns tend to be deeper and occur at lower temperatures.

We see many instances of childhood burns at the hospital. Sometimes, these are minor, but unfortunately, it is not uncommon for patients to have severe and even life-threatening burns. This picture is of our nurse, David Kakuru, dressing wounds of a child who had been burnt by a pot of sauce at home.

12/04/2026

Great to read the experiences of medical students who do an elective at Kiwoko Hospital.

I have just returned from three weeks at Kiwoko Hospital for my nursing elective, and what an incredible experience it was! I am so grateful for your financial support, as it enabled me to grow in my faith and serve within a hospital community that seeks to glorify King Jesus. It was my first time t...

04/04/2026