Measuring the needs of the community and the impact of our services
The 2001 Census recorded 12,000 people in Lukuli, with adjoining parishes combining to 60,000 people living in parishes that are entirely within 2km of the clinic. The population is now estimated at 30% higher across Makindye.

Parish (2001)	Households	Population	Male	Female	People/ house
Lukuli	3,988	16,774	7,876	8,898	4.2
Makindye	3,571	13,374	6,261	7,113	3.7
Luwafu	2,820	11,210	5,182	6,028	3.9
Kansanga	4,870	18,808	8,697	10,111	3.86

As part of the Government's national response, Hope Clinic Lukuli submits monthly reports through the Health Management Information System (HMIS) Form #105. This details the various out-patients cases, laboratory test volumes, ante-natal and maternity cases and HIV related services. Charts produced from this data is displayed in the clinic and the data set has been maintained electronically for the past five years. We also participate in national immunisation days, distribution of centrally-purchases mosquito nets and receive and account for immunisation vaccines, single-use syringes, anti-malarial ACTs purchased by the Global Fund and PMTCT drugs purchased through the Global Fund, the Clinton HIV/AIDS Initiative (CHAI) and UNITAID.

To ensure that we adapt our services to the changing needs of the community we hold community meetings with elected leaders and religious leaders as well gathering first-hand feedback through out outreach services.