METROPOLITAN OF SONGEA
Health Services
18.
Archdiocese of Songea
Bishop: Most. Rev. Archbishop
Norbert W. Mtega
Address: Bishop’s House, P.O. Box 152,
Songea
Tel.: 025 2602046/22004/22330
Fax: 025 2602593
E-mail: mtega@cats-net.com
History
The
beginning of the Peramiho Mission dates back to 1898. During the Maji-Maji
rising in 1905 the mission station was completely destroyed, but it was rebuilt
again soon after. At that time Peramiho belonged to the Prefecture Apostolic of
South-Zanzibar (later Vicariate Apostolic of Dar es Salaam), which was
entrusted to the Benedictine Fathers of the Congregation of St. Ottilien, Germany. On 11th
November 1913, the Southern Province of Tanganyika Territory was separated from
the Vicariate Apostolic of Dar es Salaam and established as Prefecture
Apostolic of Lindi. In December 1927 this Prefecture of Lindi was promoted to
the status of Abbey Nulius of Lindi. On 22nd December 1931 two
Abbeys Nullius were erected and the territory was divided, the eastern part
near the coast becoming the Abbey Nullius of Ndanda and the western part
stretching to Lake Nyasa becoming the Abbey Nullius of Peramiho. In 1953 the
Abbey Nullius of Peramiho became the Diocese of Songea.
Missionaries: Benedictine Fathers (OSB)
Status: 1. Prefecture Apostolic of Lindi 1913 - 1927
2. Abbey Nullius of Lindi 1927 - 1931
3. Abbey Nullius of Peramiho 1932 - 1953
4. Diocese of Songea 1953 -
Ordinarii: 1.
Prefect Apostolic abet Rt. Rev. W. Lay OSB, 1913 - 1917
2. Prefect Apostolic Rt. Rev.. Lane WP, 1919 -
1922
3. Prefect Apostolic abet Rt. Rev. G. Steiger
OSB, 1922-1952
4. Bishop Rt. Rev. E. Spiess OSB, 1953-1969
5. Bishop Rt. J.J Komba, 1969-1992
6. Bishop Rt. Rev. N.W. Mtega, 1992
Diocesan
Health Department (DHD)
Executive
Secretary: Mrs. Roswita
Lugongo
Hospitals: 1
Leprosarium 1
Health
Centres -
Dispensaries 18
Medical
Stores/Pharmacies -
Health
Services |
Region |
District |
Town/Village |
Hospitals
1.
St. Joseph’s Hospital, Peramiho Dispensaries
1.
Chipole Dispensary 2.
Chitanda Dispensary 3.
Mahanje Dispensary 4.
Matimira Dispensary 5.
Mpitimbi Dispensary 6.
Namabengo Dispensary 7.
Ligunga Dispensary 8.
Mbingamharule Dispensary 9.
Mpendangindo Dispensary 10.Nakahuga Dispensary 11.Hanga Dispensary 12.Mtyangimbole Dispensary 13.Chengena Dispensary 14.Morogoro Dispensary 15.Morogoro Litisha Leprosy 16.Ndongosi Dispensary 17.Ifinga Dispensary 18.St.
Camillius Dispensary |
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1. St. Joseph’s Hospital, Peramiho
Status: Voluntary Agency
Hospital
Address: St. Joseph’s Mission
Hospital, P.O. Box 19, Peramiho
District
and Region: Songea District,
Ruvuma Region
Established: in 1923
Religious
congregations: 1. Benedictine Sisters of
Tutzing (OSB)
2. African
Benedictine Sisters of St, Agnes, Chipole
E-mail: hospital@peramiho.ud.co.tz
The
origin of the present Peramiho hospital was actually in Dar es Salaam. In 1894
St.
Joseph’s Convent (near the present City Council of Dar es Salaam) was converted
into a 40 bed hospital which was managed by Missionary Benedictine Sisters.
Their own convent was in an adjacent building. The hospital was “a heaven for
the abandoned, who found a place for dying in peace at the Sisters hospital”.
The
present Peramiho hospital started in 1901 when the Missionary Sisters moved
from Dar es Salaam to Songea, and went on carrying out St. Benedicts rule
“Above all, care must be taken of the sick”.
Activities
of the hospital were interrupted by the Majimaji uprising in 1905 and the First
World War – 1916 – 1918.
Hospital
activities restarted in 1928 with a bedded dispensary. In 1949 the hospital was
expanded. More expansions were carried out in 1980 and in 1987. Now it has 315
beds capacity.
The
hospital offers:
Maternity
and child health, Medical, pediatrics, gynecological, surgical, radiological,
laboratory and Community Based Health Care and outreach services. The hospital
is the
“defacto”
referral hospital of South West Tanzania.
The
hospital has a Nurses and Midwifery Training School as well as a leprosarium.
19.
Diocese of Iringa
Bishop: Rt. Rev. Taricius
Ngalalekumtwa
Address Bishop’s House,
P.O. Box 133, Iringa
Tel 026 2702772/2702090
Fax: 026 2700650
On
the 3rd March 1922, after the withdrawal of the German missionaries,
the Vicariate Apostolic of Dar es Salaam was again divided and the western
portion, now forming the “: Prefecture Apostolic of Iringa, was entrusted to
the Consolata Fathers of Turin, Italy .. Erected as a Vicariate Apostolic on
the 8th January 1948. Erected as a Diocese on the 23rd
March 1953.
Missionaries: Consolata Fathers (IMC)
Status: 1. Apostolic Prefecture of Iringa
1922 – 1948
2. Vicariate Apostolic of
Iringa 1948 – 1953
3.
Diocese
of Iringa 1953
Ordinarii: 1. Prefect Apostolic
Rt. Rev. Fr. Cagliero IMC, 1922 – 1935
2. Prefect Apostolic Rt.
Rev. A. Beltramino IMC, 1936 – 1948
3.
Vicar Apostolic Rt. Rev. A. Beltramino IMC, 1948 – 1953
4.
Bishop
Rt. Rev. A. Beltramino IMC. 1953 – 1969
5.
Bishop
Rt. Rev. M. Mgulunde, 1969 – 1970
6.
Bishop
Rt. Rev. Norbert W. Mtega 1970 – 1992
7.
Rt.
Rev. T. Ngalalekumtwa – 1992
Diocesan
Health Department (DHD)
Executive
Secretary Rev. Fr.
Julius Masenya
Hospitals 1
Health
Centres 2
Dispensaries 35
Medical
Stores/Pharmacies 1
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Health
Services |
Region |
District |
Town/Village |
Hospitals
1. Tosamaganga Hospital Health Centres
1
Usolanga Health Centre 2.
Migoli Health Centre Dispensaries
1. Chosi Dispensary 2. Ifunda Dispensary 3. Ikwega Dispensary 4. Ilula Dispensary 5. Irole Dispensary 6. Kaning’ombeDispensary 7. Kibao Dispensary 8. Lyasa Dispensary 9. Madibira Dispensary 10 Madabulo Dispensary 11.
Kihesa Dispensary 12 Mshindo Dispensary 13.
Nyabula Dispensary 14.
Ujewa Dispensary 15
Makala Dispensary 16
Nyamihu Dispensary 17
Pawaga Dispensary 18
Ulete Dispensary 19
Ismani Dispensary 20
Kilolo Dispensary 21
Nyakipambo Dispensary 22
Kitanewa Dispensary 23
Wasa Dispensary 24
Mtandika Dispensary 25
Ng’ingula Dispensary 26
Sadani Dispensary 27
Kipera Dispensary 28
Weru Dispensary 29
Mgololo Dispensary 30
Ibumu Dispensary 31
Mafinga Dispensary 32
Madege Dispensary 33
Itunungu Dispensary 34.
Lwang’a Dispensary 35
Igingilanyi Dispensary Medical
Stores/Pharmacies
1
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1. Tosamaganga Hospital (St. John of the
Cross)
Status: Voluntary Agency
Hospital
Address: Tosamaganga Hospital, P.O.
Box 11, Tosamanga
District
and Region: Iringa District,
Iringa Region
Religious
congregations: 1. Consolata Sisters
2. Sisters of St.
Theresa of the Child Jesus
This
is a 164 bed hospital operated and administered by the Diocese eof Iringa. It
provide out patient and inpatient service for Maternal and Child Health Medical
Surgical Conditions. It offers special services such a Primary Health Care,
ophthalmic and dental services. It has a facility for producing intravenous
fluid infussions.
The
hospital has a training center for Nurse/Midwives.
20.
Diocese of Lindi
Bishop: Rt. Rev. Bruno Ngonyani
Address Bishop’s House, P.O. Box 435, Lindi
Tel : 023
2202550
Fax: 023 2510410
The
Diocese of Nachingwea was erected on the 5th August 1963, having
previously formed part of the Benedictine Abbey Nullius of Ndanda. It was a
part of the Archdiocese of Dar es Salaam. In 1988 the Diocese of Lindi was
formed from a part of the Diocese of Nachingwea and the Diocese of Mtwara.
Missionaries: Salvation Fathers
(SDS)
Status: 1. Diocese of Nachingwea 1963 – 1988
2. Diocese of Lindi 1988
Ordinarii: 1. Rt. Rev. A.R. Cotey SDS 1963 – 1988
2. Rt. Rev. Maurus Libaba 1973 - 1988
3. Rt. Rev. Bruno Ngonyani - 1991
Diocesan
Health Department (DHD)
Executive
Secretary:
Health
Centres: 1
Dispensaries 6
Medical
Stores/Pharmacies -
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Health
Services |
Region |
District |
Town/Village |
Hospitals
1.
Mnero Hospital 2.
St. Walburg’s Hospital, Nyangao 3.
St. Martin’s Hospital, Kipatimu Health Centres
1.
Mtua Health Centre Dispensaries
1.Likolombe Dispensary 2.Mitole Dispensary 3.Malolo Dispensary 4.Michenga Dispensary 5.Rondo Ntama Dispensary 6.Namayuni Dispensary |
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Nachinwea Lindi Kilwa
Masoko Lindi Lindi Lindi Lindi Lindi Lindi Kilwa
Masoko |
Mnero Nyangao Kipatimu Mtua Likolombe Mitole Malolo Michenga Rondo
Ntauna Namayuni |
1.
Mnero Hospital
Status: Voluntary Agency Hospital
Address: Mnero Hospital, P.O. Box 376,
Nachingwea
District
and Region: Nachingwea
District, Lindi Region
Mnero
hospital started as a dispensary in 1933. It was converted into a hospital from
1949 – 1952. One of the first Nursing schools in Tanzania was opened at Mnero
in 1950 by Dr. Leader Stirling who later became the Minister of Health (1976 –
1980). It now provides medical and surgical services to Nachingwea, Rwangwa and
Liwale District. It has capacity of 111 beds.
2. St. Walburg’s Hospital, Nyangao
Status: Voluntary Agency
Hospital
Address St. Walburg’s Hospital, P.O.
Box 1002, Nyangao
District
and Region: Lindi District,
Lindi Region
Established: in 1933
Religious
congregations: 1. Benedictine Sisters of
Tutzing (OSB)
2. African Benedictine Sisters of Our Lady Help of
Christians
Nyangao
hospital is owned by the Diocese of Lindi and was built initially as a
dispensary in 1947. In 1959 the hospital was extended to a hospital. It is
administered by Missionary Benedictine Sisters of Tutzing. It has a capacity
of…. Beds and provides general medical and surgical services.
3. St. Martin’s Hospital, Kipatimu
Status: Voluntary Agency
Hospital
Address: St. Martin’s Hospital,
Kipatimu, P.O. Box 136, Kilwa
District
and Region: Kilwa District,
Lindi
Established: in 1962
Religious
congregations: 1. Franciscan Sisters of
Veghel
2. African Benedictine Sisters of Our Lady Help of
Christians
The
hospital was built in 1952 by Capuchin Missionaries then under the Archdiocese
of Dar es Salaam and now is owned and operated by the Catholic Diocese of
Lindi. It has a capacity of 60 beds. It also runs a leprosy camp (Assisi
Leprosarium) which caters for about 20 people 2 km away from the hospital.
21. Diocese of Mbeya
Bishop: Rt. Rev. Evarist Marc
Chengula IMC
Address: Bishop’s House, P.O. Box 179
Tel. 025 2502250
Fax 025 2504170/2500903
E-mail: mbeya-diocese@intafrica.com
On
July 18th 1932, the southern part of the former Vicariate Apostolic
of Tanganyika was erected as “Mission sui juris of Tukuyu”. It became a
Prefecture of the same name on March 29th, 1938, and was raised too
Vicarriate Apostolic of Mbeya on July 14th 1949, and became a Diocese
on March 25th , 1953.
Missionaries: White Fathers (WP)
Status: 1. Prefecture Apostolic of Mbeya
1932 - 1938
2. Prefecture Apostolic of
Mbeya 1938 - 1949
3. Vicariate Apostolic of
Mbeya 1949 - 1953
4. Diocese of Mbeya 1953
Ordinarii: 1. Prefect Apostolic Rt. Rev. M.
Donders WP, 1932 - 1938
2. Prefect Apostolic Rt.
Rev. L. Haag WP, 1939 - 1947
3. Prefect Apostolic Rt. Rev.A.C.A. van Oorschot WP,
1947 - 1949
4. Vicar Apostolic Rt.
Rev.A.C.A. van Oorschot WP 1949 - 1953
5. Bishop Rt. Rev.A.C.A.
van Oorschot WP 1953 - 1964
6. Bishop Rt. Rev. J.D.
Sangu 1966 – 1997.
7. Bishop Rt. Rev. E.M.
Chengula IMC, 1997
Diocesan
Health Department (DHD)
Executive
Secretary Rev. Fr.
Francis Magala
Hospitals 2
Health
Centres -
Dispensaries 2
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Health
Services |
Region |
District |
Town/Village |
Hospitals
1. Mwambani D.D. Hospital 2. Igogwe Hospital Dispensaries
1.
Chosi Dispensary 2.
Rujewa Dispensary |
Mbeya Mbeya Mbeya Mbeya |
Chunya Rungwe Mbeya Mbeya |
Mwambani Igogwe Chosi Rujewa |
1. Mwambani
Hospital
Status: Designated District
Hospital
Address Mwambani Hospital,
P.O. Box 179, Mwambani
District
and Region Chunya
District, Mbeya Region
Established in 1901
Religious
congregation Diocese Sisters
2. Igogwe
Hospital
Status: Voluntary Agency
Hospital
Address Igogwe Hospital, P.O.
Box 300, Igogwe
District
and Region Rungwe
District, Mbeya Region
Established in 1957
Religious
congregation Franciscan Sisters
of St. George, Denekamp
Igogwe
hospital was built from 1962 by Franciscan Sisters on a previously existing
diocesan dispensary. It has a capacity of 120 beds, and offers general medical
and surgical services. It also runs an Orphanage and a Community Based Health
Care Programme and an AIDS programme.
22. Diocese of Mbinga
Bishop: Rt. Rev. Emmanuel A.
Mapunda
Address: Bishop’s House, P.O. Box 94,
Peramiho
Tel 025 – 2640070/2640068
The
Diocese of Mbinga was erected in 1995. It was part of the Diocese of Songea
Missionaries: Benedictine Fathers of St..
Ottilien (OSB)
Status: Diocese of Mbinga
1995
Ordinarii: Bishop Rt. Rev. E. Mapunda
Diocesan
Health Department (DHD)
Executive
Secretary: Mr.
Silverius Komba
Hospitals: 2
Health
Centres: 4
Dispensaries: 11
Medical
Stores/Pharmacies
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Health
Services |
Region |
District |
Town/Village |
Hospitals
1.
Litembo D.D. Hospital 2.
Ruanda Hospital Health Centres
1. Liuli Health Centre
2.
Kigonsera Health Centre 3.
Magu Health Centre 4.
Mpapa Health Centre Dispensaries
1.
Nangombo Dispensary 2.
Matiri Dispensary 3.
Lundumato Dispensary 4.
St. Vincent Mbinga Dispensary 5.
Mpepai Dispensary 6.
Liparamba Dispensary 7.
Lituhi Dispensary 8.
Lundu Dispensary 9.
Luhikitiki Dispensary 10.Mango Dispensary 11.Tingi Dispensary |
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Kigonsera Magu Mpapa Nangombo Matiri Lundumato Mbinga Mpepai Liparamba Lituhi Lundu Luhikitiki Mango Tingi |
1.
Litembo Hospital
Status: Designated District
Hospital
Address: P.O. Mbinga
District
and Region: Mbinga District,
Ruvuma Region
Religious
congregations: 1. Benedictine Sisters of
Tutzing (OSB)
2. African
Benedictine Sisters of St. Agnes Chipole
2. Ruanda
Hospital
Status: Voluntary Agency
Hospital
Address: Ruanda Hospital, P.O. Box 94,
Ruanda
District
and Region: Mbinga District,
Ruvuma Region
Religious
congregations 1. Benedictine
Sisters of Tutzing (OSB)
2.
African Benedictine Sisters of St. Agnes, Chipole
23. Diocese of Mtwara
Bishop: Rt. Rev. Gabriel
Mmole
Address: Bishop’s House, P.O.
Box 526, Mtwara
Tel. 023
2333310/2333319/2333071
Fax: 023 2333071
On
11th November 1913, the Southern Province of Tanganyika Territory
was separated from the Vicariate Apostolic of Dar es Salaam and established as
Prefecture Apostolic of Lindi. In December 1927 this Prefecture of Lindi was
promoted to the status of an Abbey Nullius. On 22nd December 1931
two Abbeys Nullius were erected and the territory was divided, the eastern part
near the coast becoming the Abbey Nullius of Ndanda and the western part
stretching too Lake Nyasa becoming the Abbey Nullius of Peramiho. In 1953 the
Abbey Nullius of Ndanda became the Diocese of Mtwara.
Missionaries: 1. Benedictine Fathers of St.
Ottilien (OSB)
2. Salvatorian
Fathers (SDS)
Status: 1. Abbey Nullius of Ndanda
1932 – 1953
2. Diocese of Mtwara 1953
Ordinarii: 1. Prefect Apostolic Rt. Rev. J. Amman
OOSB, 1932 – 1949
2. Prefect Apostolic Rt.
Rev V. Haelg OSB, 1949-1953
3. Bishop Rt. Rev. V.
Haelg OSB, 1953 - 1973
4. Bishop Rt. Rev. M.
Libaba 1973 - 1988
5. Bishop Rt. Rev. G.
Mmole, 1988
Diocesan
Health Department (DHD)
Executive
Secretary: Dr. D.B.
Mwambe
Hospitals: 1
Health
Centres: 2
Dispensaries: 4
Medical
Stores/Pharmacies -
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Health
Services |
Region |
District |
Town/Village |
Hospitals
1. St. Benedict’s Hospital
Health
Centres
1.
Nanyamba Health Centre 2.
Luagala Health Centre Dispensaries
1.
St. Paul Majengo Dispensary 2.
Tulizo Dispensary (Nango) 3.
Tumaini Dispensary 4.
Shangani Dispensary |
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Masasi Mtwara
Rural Tandahimba Mtwara
Urban Masasi Masasi Mtwara
Urban |
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1. St. Benedict’s Hospital, Ndanda
Status: Voluntary
Agency Hospital
Address: St. Benedict’s
Hospital, P.O. Box 526, Ndanda
District
and Region: Ma
District, Ruvuma Region
Established in 1927
Religious
congregations: 1. Benedictine
Sisters of Tutzing (OSB)
2. African
Benedictine Sisters of Mary Help of Christians
This
hospital in Mtwara Diocese is owned by Sr. Thekla Steinnesback Memorial
Foundation under the Diocesan Medical Board of Mtwara Diocese.
The
hospital is presently run by Missionary Benedictine Sisters of Tutzing. It
started operating in 1927 and has now a capacity of 300 beds. It provides
general medical, surgical, opthalmological and Community Based Care to its
catchments area. It also provides referral services to hospitals in Mtwara,
Lindi and the eastern part of Ruvuma regions of Tanzania.
It
runs a training center for Nursing and Midwifery.
It
is a National Centre for Training Natural Family Planning.
24. Diocese of Njombe
Bishop: Rt. Rev. Raymond Mwanyika
Address: Bishop’s House, P.O. Box 54,
Njombe
Tel. 026 2782032
Fax: 026 2782402
E-mail: dioc.njombe@twiga.com
The
Diocese of Njombe was erected in 1971. It was a part of the Archdiocese of
Iringa.
Missionaries: Consolata Fathers (IMC) and
Benedictine Fathers
Status: 1 Diocese of Njombe
Ordinarii: 1.. Bishop Rt. Rev. .Mwanyika 1971
Diocesan
Health Department (DHD)
Executive
Secretary: Rev. Fr.
Peter Wella
Hospitals: 2
Health
Centres: 7
Dispensaries:
Medical
Stores/Pharmacies 12
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Health
Services |
Region |
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Hospitals
1. St.
John’s Hospital
2. Ikonda hospital Dispensaries
1. Kifanya
dispensary 2. Matembwe
dispensary 3. Makambako
dispensary 4. Igwachanya
dispensary 5. Luwana
dispensary 6. Sunji
dispensary 7. Kisinga
dispensary 8. Luilo
dispensary 9. Kipengele
dispensary Health Centres
1. Uliwa Health Centre
2. Uwemba Health Centre 3. Madunda
Health Centre 4. Imiliwaha
Health Centre 5. Ihanga
Health Centre 6. Mavanga
Health Centre 7. Nindi
Health Centre |
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Lugarawa Ikonda Kifanya Matembwe Makambako Igwachanya
Luwana Sunji Kisinga Luilo Kipengele Uliwa Uwemba Madunda Imiliwaha Ihanga Mavanga Nindi |
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1. St. John’s Hospital, Lugarawa
Status: Voluntary
Agency Hospital
Address: St. John’s Hospital,
P.O. Box 54, Lugarawa
District
and Region: Ludewa
District, Iringa Region
Established 1928
Religious
congregations: 1.Benedictine
Sisters of Tutzing (OSB)
2.African Benedictine
Sisters of St. Agnes Chipole
2. Consolata Hospital Ikonda
Status: Voluntary
Agency
Address: Consolata Hospital
Ikonda, P.O. Box 54, Njombe
District
and Region: Makete
Distriict, Iringa Region
Established
Owned
by Consolata Missions Society and operating under the jurisdiction of the Bishop
of Njombe. It has a capacity of 202 beds (authorized 140 beds) and offers
outpatient, pediatric, maternity, general surgical laboratory and radiological
services. It offers ambulance services. It has hydroelectric power produced
locally and a standby thermal generator which is used when there is a shortage of water.
It
also runs a school for laboratory assistants.
25. Diocese of Tunduru -Masasi
Bishop: Rt. Rev. Magnus Mwalunyungu
Address: Bishop’s House, P.O. Box 240,
Tunduru
Tel. 023 2510165
The
Diocese of Tunduru-Masasi was erected in 1995. It was a part of the Archdiocese
of Songea/Diocese of Nachingwea Diocese of Ndanda
Missionaries: Benedictine Fathers of St.
Ottilien (OSB)
Status: 1 Diocese of Tunduru-Masasi
Ordinarii: 1. Bishop Rt. Rev. Polycarp
Pengo.Mwalunyungu 1995
Diocesan
Health Department (DHD)
Executive
Secretary: Rev. Fr.
Patrick Mkapa
Hospitals:
Health
Centres:
Dispensaries: 9
Medical
Stores/Pharmacies 1
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Health
Services |
Region |
District |
Town/Village |
Dispensaries
1. Nandembo
Dispensary 2. Lukuledi
Dispensary 3. Lupaso
Dispensary 4. Nanjota
Dispensary 5. Chingulungulu
Dispensary 6.
Nambaya Dispensary 7.
Namiungu Dispensary 8.
Nanganga Dispensary 9.
Tunduru Dispensary Medical
stores/Pharmacies
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Diocese of Tunduru-Masasi Storage |
Ruvuma Mtwara Mtwara Mtwara Mtwara Mtwara Mtwara Mtwara Mtwara Mtwara |
Tunduru Masasi Masasi Masasi Masasi Masasi Masasi Masasi Masasi Masasi |
Nandembo Lukuledi Lupaso Nanjota Chingulungulu Nambaya Namiungu Nanganga Tunduru Tunduru |