We regret that we will be closed Wednesday October 17th. We will re-open in the morning  of Thursday October 18th. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Our vaccine refrigerator is fully stocked! We again have all indicated childhood vaccines, including hepatitis A.

We also have received a new shipment of HPV vaccine, which is given in children as young as 9 years old to prevent cervical cancer. Children receiving this vaccine before age 15 only need two lifetime doses, while adolescents receiving this vaccine at or beyond age 16 need three lifetime doses.

Everyone living in Rwanda needs an updated typhoid and meningitis ACWY vaccine.  Typhoid is boosted every 2-3 years depending on risk, while meningitis ACWY is boosted every 5 years. Check your vaccine cards–we find that many people are behind on these!

Despite the global shortage, we do have yellow fever vaccines in stock.

Vaccines may be given by appointment or during walk-in hours.

Dr. Sutton has returned to clinic and will be working Thursdays and Fridays.

We are grateful to Dr. Michel Nyst for covering the Dispensary in our absence. Dr. Louise will resume work at the Dispensary June 12th, with walk ins in the morning hours, and scheduled appointments in the afternoon.

Due to concerns about possible instability caused by the construction works next door, the dispensary had to temporarily close its building, but we are now operating from another location within the embassy.

Please use the embassy gate located on KN 65 St (just opposite the Swiss embassy, where you’d park) to reach us. The guards will show you where we are.

Our opening hours remain as usual.