Mogadishu is the site of a kidney dialysis center at Banadir Hospital that provided medical services to 283 patients during July 2026.
According to SPA, the center is supported by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (KSrelief) to improve health sector capabilities and alleviate the suffering of the Somali people.
Of the total patients, 165 individuals received 1,023 scheduled dialysis sessions and 11 emergency sessions. Another 118 patients received medical examinations and tests at the kidney disease clinic.
Demographic data shows that males represented 58% of patients while females represented 42%. In terms of residency status, residents made up 90%, displaced persons accounted for 9%, and refugees represented 1%.
How many patients did the Banadir Hospital dialysis center serve in July 2026? The center in Mogadishu served a total of 283 patients during July 2026. This group included 165 patients who underwent 1,023 scheduled dialysis sessions and 11 emergency sessions, while 118 other patients utilized the kidney disease clinic for medical examinations and tests.
What was the demographic breakdown of the patients treated at the center? The patient population consisted of 58% males and 42% females. Regarding their status, 90% were residents, 9% were displaced persons, and 1% were refugees who received medical services at the facility supported by KSrelief.
What is the role of KSrelief in the operations of the Banadir Hospital center? The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre provides support to the kidney dialysis center in Mogadishu. These efforts are part of the Kingdom’s humanitarian work to increase health sector capabilities and reduce the suffering of the people in the Federal Republic of Somalia.