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Gusau ClinicServing Full-time, 365 days a year, since October 2018.
Tour Graceland Hospital In 2022 we served 1,706 patients at Graceland Hospital in Gusau. |
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History
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Full official name of clinic is Graceland Hospital. The new clinic is being built on property adjacent to Graceland International School which is a Primary through Secondary school ( Grades 1 through 12 in American terminology) run by the Anglican Diocese of Gusau and sponsored by Africa Education Partnership. We hope that there will be an integration of the school and the hospital. A very high percentage of students at the school aspire to be doctors, nurses, pharmacists and lab scientists. We hope to integrate the school’s education mission with the hospital’s healing mission. This hospital is larger than any other clinic Kateri Medical Services has helped to sponsor in the past.
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Local PartnersThe Anglican Diocese of Gusau is headed by Bishop John Danbinta. Bishop John and Kateri Medical Services’ President, Rev. Tom Furrer have been close personal friends for 15 years. They first met when Bishop John was a priest in the Diocese of Kaduna. They have been discussing the possibility of building a clinic in Gusau for many years. In 2016, they began to make serious plans to build the clinic and construction began in 2017. Graceland Clinic is a Dream Come True for Bishop John who is very grateful for all those who have contributed to this project.
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Current Staff
Statistics for 2021
944 patients at our regular full-time clinic
COVID19 CANCELED our one-week free medical outreach mission
COVID19 CANCELED our mobile clinics in remote rural villages
944 total patients served
Note: We have been forced to cancel our annual medical outreach at Gusau due to vilolence, robbery and kidnapping activities.
COVID19 CANCELED our one-week free medical outreach mission
COVID19 CANCELED our mobile clinics in remote rural villages
944 total patients served
Note: We have been forced to cancel our annual medical outreach at Gusau due to vilolence, robbery and kidnapping activities.
Statistics for 2020
653 patients at our regular full-time clinic
COVID19 CANCELED our one-week free medical outreach mission
COVID19 CANCELED our mobile clinics in remote rural villages
653 total patients served
COVID19 CANCELED our one-week free medical outreach mission
COVID19 CANCELED our mobile clinics in remote rural villages
653 total patients served
Statistics for 2019
400 at our regular full-time hospital
1,543 at our one-week free medical outreach
1,943 total patients served
1,543 at our one-week free medical outreach
1,943 total patients served
Statistics for 2018
1,600 patients at free medical outreaches
We were not able to open the full -time medical facility until mid- December due to a number of technical difficulties. We had a slow start but hope to improve in 2019.
We were not able to open the full -time medical facility until mid- December due to a number of technical difficulties. We had a slow start but hope to improve in 2019.
Gallery & Blogs
Gallery section
Graceland Hospital DedicationOn Saturday, October 13, we dedicated our newest and largest medical facility so far. This building is larger than any previous clinic we have built and was made possible by Kateri Medical Services, along with the heroic fund-raising efforts of the Anglican Diocese of Gusau and generous support from Mr. Paul Frank and the Rev. Elizabeth Frank from Akron Ohio.
See Graceland Hospital Dedication Service blog for photos. |
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Our First Medical OutreachImmediately following the dedication service, we began our first free medical outreach at Graceland Hospital. During 6 days we served more than 1,600 people with medical care, including about 40 surgeries.
See picture at: Free Medical Outreach in Gusau. Also see our Medical Outreach Page |
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Construction at Gusau Medical Clinic
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Meet Augustine, one of the masons who labored in the hot sun for the last two years to build this hospital building. Like all construction workers, he is proud of his work. Many Workers Contributed to Graceland Hospital.
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Early stages planning for Gusau Clinic
This is the land for Kateri Medical Service's third clinic in Gusau in Nigeria. Bishop John Dan Binta bishop of Gusau diocese and Father Tom from Kateri Medical Services. This land is already owned by the diocese.
Rev. Tom Furrer and Bishop John Danbinta at site for new clinic in Gusau
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