Suubi Medical Clinic is a small community medical care facility in Busu village- Iganga district, Uganda. SMC purposes to provide and promote:

Basic medical and dental care services
Treatment of common diseases
Promoting recommended programs for combating, Malaria, polio, tetanus, diphtheria, hepatitis, cholera and other such diseases
Medical guidance and assistance to patients with chronic illnesses
Essential maternal and childhood services including:
Balanced nutrition programs for children and pregnant women
Other safe motherhood programs including Antenatal Care
Basic health education seminars.
Life-saving and first aid skills to the people in the village
Safe water use
Improving household nutrition
Village workshops on adolescent health and counseling
Education and help for sexually transmitted infections including HIV/AIDS and reproductive health cancers (breast and cervical)
Sexual and reproductive health awareness and family planning
Improvements in standards of personal hygiene and sanitation
Encouragement to construct and use pit latrines in the village
A 24/7 emergency service
To refer serious and emergency cases to the government referral hospital in Iganga.
A mobile clinic within the village to deal with patients that cannot come to the medical centre

All the efforts of the Medical Centre are aimed at improving the lives of the over 6,800 households[1] or 34,500 individuals (50% of whom are children below 15 years) the catchment area. It is important to note that even though the medical centre is located in Busu village, the catchment area for persons that will access the services are 9 villages.