Fortunately two very generous FUM members provided the £15,000 for building a 4-bed unit. They were supported by the village committee and the District Medical Officer. Once again Mr Gomegwa supervised the building work and the unit opened in September 2024.
Twenty five years after was built, the clinic was in need of some serious renovation and Cranbrook School in Kent agreed to support this work with FUM.
A design was agreed with the Mambali doctor and the work was supervised by our good friend Mr Gomegwa who had also supervised the original 1995 building work.
The original barn-like space inside the building was partitioned to give four rooms with plasterboard ceilings. For the first time a separate consultation room gave privacy for examinations, a great improvement for villagers. Two bedroom accommodation for the medical officer was also included so emergency service is excellent.