Soddo Christian Hospital is located in southern Ethiopia where there is limited health care available for a population of more than 20.77 million people.
Our Stories
What’s happening on the ground.
Ways to Give
Patient Benevolence Fund
A donation to the Benevolence Fund helps pay for the care of our poorest patients. Consider this:
- $200 pays for most of the surgeries we do
- $100 covers the cost of a typical medical admission
- $400 would pay for a patient’s orthopedic care, including the surgery to repair a broken bone and the hospitalization associated with it
All of our patients pay something, but some of our patients can’t pay more than the initial $2.00 consult fee. Any amount you give will change a life.
Hope Women's and Children's Center
We recently broke ground on our new Hope Center for Women and Children. The vision is to expand the quality medical care that Soddo Christian Hospital provides for women and children, and to share the love of Christ with all who enter the facility. Specifically, the intention is to increase patient capacity by 110 beds, so that the hospital can better serve the growing needs in the community and region.
The Hope Center will consist of emergency and X-Ray services, outpatient clinics, labor & delivery, inpatient wards, infant care and NICU, as well as procedure and operating rooms. The building has been designed for expansion in the future to accommodate educational space for training programs.
Our Impact since 2005,
71,423
Surgeries
10,289
Babies
344,686
Patient Visits
We are connecting people in need with specifically trained and properly licensed physicians. Everyday.
Do you need medical treatment? Each patient that visits Soddo Christian Hospital is treated. If you have a family member that you would like to refer to SCH, please email info@soddo.org or call 630-235-7498. We can accept payment in the US and on our website for a patient treated in Ethiopia!
Support Soddo
St. Luke’s Health Care Foundation was created to fund Soddo Christian Hospital. 96% of all funds donated are used to purchase medical supplies and equipment, transferred to Ethiopia to help our patients, or for hospital construction.
We are a member of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability, ECFA, and abide by all of their audit and board supervision requirements.