#LWF empowering Healthcare excellence #Soft skills Happening at Kibuli Muslim Hospital for a 4 days Soft skills Workshop for the entire staff. The CEO KMH Dr Muhmoud El-Gazar & the PNO Sr Rashida Nabukalu officially opening the workshop. Stay tuned 👏 littlewinniefoundation.org

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PRESS RELEASE: Ministry of Health clarifies on COVID-19 situation in #Uganda. The Ministry reassures the public that there is NO resurgence of COVID-19 in Uganda and the national situation is stable and fully under control since the major outbreak three years ago. #MOHatWork

Mental health remains a pressing concern, with approximately 30% of school-going children affected by depression, frustration, anxiety, and other factors. Despite community efforts, the stigma surrounding mental health issues persists, exacerbating the problem.

If history teaches anything, it is that great transformations are born from great trials. Coal becomes diamond only under immense pressure. Steel is tempered through unrelenting fire. So too are Africa’s children forged in the crucible of hardship. #PLIGHTOFANAFRICANCHILD

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We recently conducted a continental survey via Uganda Youth consortium 4 Antimicrobial Stewardshp to assess the need for a youth-led One Health network in Africa. Voices from across the continent—except North Africa—have spoken loud and clear: there's an urgent need for a united, youth-driven One Health movement!#AYCOH

🚨 The 2nd Edition of #WestnileHealthRun is here! Want to be part of something impactful? Volunteer with us to organize this life-saving event across the region. 📝 Sign up here & let’s make Westnile safer for mothers and children under 5: Link: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Makerere University University School of Public Health today successfully launched the Complexity, Innovative Research, and Evaluation Methodologies (CIREM Hub: Complexity, Systems Thinking & Action) Hub. Hosted by the Department of Health Policy, Planning, and Management, the Hub is designed to equip researchers, students, and

This hike is for every girl who’s ever been told to stay quiet about her period. We say: bleed with pride, not shame. #Hike4GirlsUg

Menstruation is Normal and every Girl deserves to have her periods with Dignity. #Hike4GirlsUg

LRI is hosting a three-day workshop from July 28–30, 2025, in Addis Ababa to strengthen technical capacity in developing and reviewing microbiology SOPs for monitoring antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and use (AMU) in animal health.

Hiv prevention efforts in Uganda have seen progress,with a notable decline in Hiv prevalence over the years. However, challenges remain particular concerning new infections.Join ICWEA as they take you through expanding Hiv prevention options.

Three teams have kicked off a 14-day sensitization and Community engagement campaign in Fort Portal City, Kabarole, Kyegegwa and Ntoroko Districts. The teams will focus on: 📌Mpox 📌Malaria Vaccination 📌Water, Sanitation and Hygiene 📌Postpartum Hemorrhage 📌HIV This activity

Appreciation to St. Lawrence University and its students for their enthusiastic response to the AMR and Stewardship Club. We're excited to collaborate and make a significant impact in promoting responsible antimicrobial use and protecting public health.

15 local-based CSOs have united to deliver the 2nd Edition of the #WestnileHealthRun25🏃🏾‍♀️🏃🏾‍♂️💨 This year, we run for mothers, children & adolescents — because no mother should die giving birth, and every child & adolescent must thrive. #MakingWestNileGreatAgain Charles Ayume

Periods shouldn’t pause potential. With SDG 6, safe water and sanitation empower girls to manage their menstrual health with dignity, and chase their dreams without limits. #IYD2025 #NTCAt30

Clean water and sanitation are vital in the fight against menstrual stigma, infections, and school absenteeism, ensuring dignity, health, and equal opportunities for menstruating individuals, especially in low-resource communities

Advocate, sensitize, and promote healthy practices to enhance life expectancy and well-being within the community. This is the core struggle of the SLAU AMR and Stewardship Club as we work tirelessly to combat antimicrobial resistance through awareness, responsible antibiotic use

All pregnant women must deliver from a health facility to reduce the risk of excessive bleeding after child birth. #MOHatWork