1. Prices of anti-malarial medicines in the private sector have increased by 30% since October 2008 2. Medicines are 25% more costly in private facilities than in mission (private-not-for-profit) facilities 3. Medicines are not available in 41% of government health facilities, with...

Highlights of HEPS Uganda key achievements over the past 10 years Speech by Executive Director – Mrs Rosette Mutambi HEPS Uganda 10th Anniversary celebrations on 20th Nov 2010 The Guest of Honour Members of HEPS Board Distinguished Members of HEPS All Religious Leaders present...

With support from Global AIDS Alliance, civil society organisations (CSOs) in Uganda have launched a three-year Campaign to End Pediatric  HIV/AIDS (CEPA) that focuses on overcoming policy and implementation bottlenecks to scaling up prevention of Mother -to-Child Transmission...

HEPS-Uganda in partnership with VSO (Voluntary Service Overseas), has started a project Valuing Health Workers Research and Advocacy. HEPS has taken on Patricia Thornton, a VSO volunteer, to manage and conduct the year-long study. Patricia has 30 years’ experience of social research...

HEPS-Uganda is currently implementing a project aimed at increasing access to HIV/AIDS treatment . The project dubbed “Promoting Increased Access to Essential HIV/AIDS Medicine and Diagnostics for poor people in Uganda “ is funded by HIVOS – a Dutch humanitarian organisation....