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selian Lutheran Hospital

A Regional Refferal Hospital

projects

Programs/Projects in the Hospital

1. Selian Aids Control Programme

The Selian AIDS Control Program (ACP), with its 3 Comprehensive District Care Centres, (CDCCs) Selian Hospital in Arumeru District Arusha Council, Arusha Town Clinic (ATC) at Arusha Lutheran Medical Center (ALMC) in Arusha Municipality, and Kirurumo health centre at Mto wa Mbu in Monduli District will be working together to achieve a common goal: Tanzanian health care institutions and communities providing sustainable, comprehensive, quality HIV/AIDS prevention, care and support, and treatment services. This goal responds to the funding opportunity‘s purpose, to optimize access to comprehensive and cost-effective HIV/AIDS prevention, care and treatment services.   This goal will be achieved through a close collaboration with local communities, the Ministry of Health, and District Health Management Teams (DHMT).

2. Selian Fistula project

Selian Lutheran Hospital in Ngaramtoni provides the following services to Fistula patients:

  • Free fistula treatment to the highest quality level
  • Free accommodation and meals to our fistula patients
  • The hospital also provides fistula trainings to the community through radios, TV, newspapers and seminars

In collaboration with other stakeholders to promote self-awareness to the community and provides

3. Selian Nutrition Programme

Selian Nutrition programme provides support to malnutrition children around all over Arusha Region and Manyara through support

4. Selian Cure for Cervical Cancer

Selian Cure cervical cancer program at Selian is aimed at screening and treat women in mobile outreach program targeting women between the ages of 30 – 49 in the underserved districts of the Arusha Region.

Qualified health care professionals will screen and treat women with precancerous lesions in a single visit utilizing VIA and thermal ablation.

The goal of this program is to decrease the incidence of cervical cancer in the Region.

5. More Child Surgeries Project

Background
In Sub-Saharan Africa, millions of children live in extreme poverty, limiting their access to essential healthcare services, including life-saving surgeries. Many children suffer from congenital conditions, injuries, or treatable illnesses that, without timely surgical intervention, lead to lifelong disability or premature death. Poverty exacerbates this crisis as families often lack the financial resources for basic medical care, let alone specialized surgical procedures.
In rural and impoverished areas, few healthcare facilities are available, and access to skilled surgeons is limited. As a result, treatable conditions such as cleft palate, clubfoot, and hernias remain unaddressed, causing unnecessary suffering. Additionally, inadequate access to post-operative care and rehabilitation reduces the effectiveness of surgical interventions.
Addressing this gap is crucial for improving children’s long-term health and development outcomes. Surgical interventions not only save lives but also enhance a child’s ability to participate in education and future economic opportunities.
MoreChildSurgeries under Child Surgeries Tanzania Foundation (CSTF) supported more than 900 children until the end of September 2024. Its expected to exceed 1000 children by end of November 2024. All these children are operated at Selian Hospital and very few like 20 were referred to Zonal and national hospitals for further treatment.
With the support from our donors we will be able to support a maximum of 300 children annually.