Dalal Jamm National Hospital Centre
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UnclaimedSenegal's third-level national public hospital centre in Guédiawaye, Dakar, offering advanced specialty care, teaching and research.
Last updated September 28, 2026
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Overview
Hôpital Dalal Jamm, formally the Centre Hospitalier National Dalal Jamm (CHNDJ), is a third-level public health establishment in Guédiawaye, in the Dakar region of Senegal. It presents itself as "l'hôpital autrement" (the hospital differently) and operates as a national referral centre combining patient care, teaching and research. Its stated mission is to give all Senegalese access to care comparable to that available in reference countries, an ambition described on its own website as an expression of the will of President Macky Sall to break inequalities in health care. The hospital was built as a product of international cooperation, with financing from the Saudi Fund, the Islamic Development Bank, the OPEC Fund for International Development, the Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa and the State of Senegal. It is located between the Parcelles Assainies, Golf and Guédiawaye districts and offers multiple specialties across a large campus. Its services include an accident and emergency department with 24/7 urgent care, intensive care and anaesthesia, general surgery, gynaecology, paediatrics, internal medicine, nephrology, radiotherapy, haematology and biochemistry laboratories, among others. As a national hospital centre, Dalal Jamm has expanded its capabilities over time. In 2020 it announced 100 new beds and 11 resuscitation devices. In early 2024 it inaugurated a peritoneal dialysis centre in collaboration with the Senegalese Society of Nephrology, Dialysis and Renal Transplantation, and signed agreements with the Lions Club Dakar Renaissance to add a nursery, a guest house for accompanying families and a play area, as well as with the NGO Soutoura to facilitate care. It also runs public-health and solidarity initiatives, including support for children with cancer with the Child Protection Support Unit (CAPE). The hospital is state-owned and publicly funded, with a director's office and medical staff organised by service. It communicates through its website, a newsletter and "Dalal Jamm TV", and maintains a 24-hour emergency line. Its address and standard telephone contact are published on its site. The institution is a significant piece of Senegal's tertiary health infrastructure and a symbol of the country's effort to decentralise and upgrade quality care outside the historic Dakar hospital centres.
History
The Centre Hospitalier National Dalal Jamm (CHNDJ) is a third-level public health establishment in Guédiawaye, in the Dakar region of Senegal. According to its own website, it was created as a product of cooperation between the Saudi Fund, the Islamic Development Bank, the OPEC Fund for International Development, the Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa and the State of Senegal. Its stated purpose was to give all Senegalese access to health care comparable to that offered in reference countries, an objective presented as an expression of the will of President Macky Sall to break inequalities in health care. The hospital is located between the Parcelles Assainies, Golf and Guédiawaye districts, and describes itself as a large health headquarters offering multiple specialties. Its service list includes an accident and emergency department with 24/7 urgent care, intensive care and anaesthesia, general surgery, gynaecology, paediatrics, internal medicine, nephrology, radiotherapy, haematology and biochemistry laboratories, among others. It operates as a national referral centre with a mission of care, teaching and research. Over the years the hospital has expanded its capacity and partnerships. In October 2020 it announced the addition of 100 new beds and 11 resuscitation devices. In early 2024 it inaugurated a peritoneal dialysis centre in collaboration with the Senegalese Society of Nephrology, Dialysis and Renal Transplantation. In March 2024 it signed a convention with the Lions Club Dakar Renaissance to add a nursery, a guest house for accompanying families and a play area, and in February 2024 it received support from the Federation of African Associations in the Canary Islands and the company TITERO. In June 2023 it signed a convention with the NGO Soutoura to facilitate access to care. It also runs solidarity initiatives for children with cancer with the Child Protection Support Unit (CAPE). The hospital is state-owned and publicly funded. It communicates through its website, a newsletter and "Dalal Jamm TV", and maintains a 24-hour emergency line. Its director, Moussa Sam Daff, has publicly described the hospital as an incarnation of the President's will to reduce inequalities in health care. The institution is a significant piece of Senegal's tertiary health infrastructure and a symbol of the country's effort to decentralise and upgrade quality care outside the historic Dakar hospital centres.
Announcement of 100 new beds and 11 resuscitation devices at Dalal Jamm Hospital.
Convention signed between Dalal Jamm Hospital and NGO Soutoura to facilitate access to care.
Humanitarian support from the Federation of African Associations in the Canary Islands and the company TITERO.
Inauguration of the Peritoneal Dialysis Centre in collaboration with the Senegalese Society of Nephrology, Dialysis and Renal Transplantation.
Solidarity initiative for children with cancer with the Child Protection Support Unit (CAPE).
Convention signed with Lions Club Dakar Renaissance to add a nursery, a guest house for accompanying families and a play area.
Products and positioning
Third-level national public hospital offering advanced specialty care, teaching and research, positioned as a response to inequality in access to quality health care in Senegal.
Emergency and intensive care
24/7 urgent care, intensive care and anaesthesia services.
General surgery
Surgical services.
Gynaecology
Gynaecology services.
Paediatrics
Paediatric services.
Internal medicine
Internal medicine services.
Nephrology
Nephrology and dialysis services, including a peritoneal dialysis centre.
Radiotherapy
Radiotherapy services.
Haematology laboratory
Haematology laboratory services.
Biochemistry laboratory
Biochemistry laboratory services.
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