Corporate Social Responsibility

MBN Clinical Laboratories has received several Certificates of Recognition in appreciation of its contribution to medical diagnostics, healthcare, professional development, and the wider medical community in Uganda.

These recognitions acknowledge MBN’s continued commitment to quality, innovation, professional collaboration, and supporting healthcare initiatives.

MBN Clinical Laboratories participated in a health camp organised by the Association of Physicians of Uganda (APU) at Gulu Regional Referral Hospital. During the camp, MBN provided free Random Blood Sugar (RBS) and urine dipstick testing to members of the community.

A total of 356 people were attended to, with 32 receiving RBS testing only and 324 receiving both RBS and urine dipstick testing. The initiative reflects MBN’s commitment to supporting accessible laboratory services, early detection, and better health outcomes within communities.

In alignment with our commitment to community wellness, the MBN Arua branch proudly participated in National Cleaning Day on August 29th, 2026. Our dedicated team took to the streets to promote a cleaner, healthier environment. We believe that public health starts with a clean community, and we are honored to give back to the people of Arua.

Serving the community alongside fellow healthcare providers at the St. Peter’s Kisaasi C.O.U Health Camp was a highly rewarding experience for our team.

We provided crucial Hepatitis B testing, coordinated fast field sample collection for referred patients, and offered guidance on vital health inquiries. The event was a tremendous success, culminating in MBN Clinical Laboratories receiving a Certificate of Participation and heartfelt appreciation from both the community members and the organizing committee for our outstanding service.

MBN Clinical Laboratories, through its Arua Branch, supported a medical health camp organised by Rotary Club Arua at Arua Central Market on 28 August 2026. MBN contributed UGX 500,000 in cash and provided human resources to support the camp.

The MBN team participated in community health screening, including Random Blood Sugar (RBS) testing, helping promote early detection and health awareness among community members. The initiative reflects MBN’s continued commitment to supporting accessible healthcare and improving health outcomes in communities across the West Nile region.

Supporting the fight against sickle cell disease in the Lango Sub-region, MBN Clinical Laboratories participated in the 3rd Annual Uhuru Sickle Cell Run held in Lira City on 3rd October 2026. The event brought together healthcare providers, communities, families, partners, and advocates to raise awareness about sickle cell disease, promote early testing, and improve access to quality care.

The run supported efforts to strengthen sickle cell diagnostic services, with proceeds contributing towards the procurement and installation of haemoglobin electrophoresis analysers at Aduku Health Centre IV in Kwania District and Dokolo Health Centre IV in Dokolo District.