Our locations

Kyambogo in Kampala for out-patient care, and Bujjuko along Mityana–Fort Portal Road for residential stays.

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The Safe Places out-patient centre at Kyambogo, seen from the garden

Safe Places runs two centres. They do different jobs, and knowing which is which saves a wasted journey: consultations and out-patient care happen in Kampala; residential treatment happens outside Kampala.

Kyambogo — out-patient centre

Consultations, assessments, out-patient appointments, screening, and several support groups all run here. Most people’s contact with Safe Places starts here, and the centre sits in a quiet residential part of Kyambogo rather than on a busy commercial street.
info@safeplacesuganda.com
+256 770 700944
Plot 12, Lancaster Avenue,
Kyambogo Lower Estates,
Kampala
Opening hours
Monday – Saturday:
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
(last appointment 5:00 pm)
Public holidays included

Sunday: closed

Bujjuko — residential centre

Residential treatment for addictions, medical detoxification and psychiatric admission happen here, in a setting deliberately removed from the noise of the city. The distance is part of the treatment environment: clients live with quiet, space, and routine, in single or shared rooms, with regular meals and days built around therapy and rest.
info@safeplacesuganda.com
+256 770 700944
Bujjuko, about 19 km along
Mityana–Fort Portal Road from Kampala
Opening hours
Open 24 hours a day
Every day of the year
Admission
You can call at any hour, any day — the phone is answered around the clock.

Which centre will I attend?

If you are booking a consultation or assessment, Kyambogo. Whether Bujjuko enters the picture depends on what the assessment recommends; residential admission is a clinical decision made with you, not a default. Many people are treated entirely at Kyambogo and never see the residential centre.

Getting here

Both centres are reached most simply by asking us for directions when you book; call +256 770 700944. You can call at any hour, any day. The Bujjuko centre is open every day of the year and admits patients at any hour, once assessment points to residential care. If you are travelling from outside Uganda, airport pick-up can be arranged. Inland transport for admissions or appointments is available at a cost. If you cannot travel at all, mention it when you call and we will talk through the options.

Inside the Bujjuko residential centre

Residential clients live here during treatment. The photographs below are of the actual centre — the grounds, the rooms, and the spaces where the day happens.

Grounds and buildings

  • Bujjuko residential centre — lawns
  • Aerial view of the Safe Places Bujjuko centre and grounds
  • Bujjuko residential centre — gazebo
  • Lawns and the main residential block at the Safe Places Bujjuko centre
  • Bujjuko residential centre — garden path
  • The residential wing at Bujjuko, with eucalyptus behind
  • Lawns and residential buildings at the Bujjuko centre
  • Bujjuko residential centre — palm walk

Activity and arrival

  • Bujjuko residential centre — sports court
  • The entrance path at the Bujjuko centre
  • Art materials and a drawing in progress at an outdoor table during a group activity

Rooms and living spaces

Accommodation is in single and shared rooms, with washrooms on each wing, and shared living and common rooms for the rest of the day. Room allocation is discussed during admission planning; single rooms are subject to availability.

  • A single bedroom at the Bujjuko residential centre
  • A resident bedroom at the Bujjuko centre
  • The common room at the Bujjuko residential centre
  • The living area at the Bujjuko residential centre

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You can call at any hour. A conversation is information, not commitment.

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