Last Month HEPS-Uganda closed an 18-month project implementation which was aimed at minimising stock-outs of family planning commodities in 16 public health facilities in Mbarara and Kamuli districts and raise community awareness on contraceptives choice. Reframing the issue of...

Members of the Health Systems Advocacy Partnership (Health Action International/HEPS Uganda, ACHEST and AMREF) have developed a contextualized theory of change model for improving health systems in Uganda. This is a basis for the imminent intervention of the Health Systems Advocacy...

HEPS UGANDA Ag. Executive Director, Mr. Denis Kibira at the panel on stock outs : What Lies Behind An Empty Shelf  during the women deliver conference in Copenhagen, Denmark last month. The conference was attended by 5543 participants from 150 countries to deliberate on how to make...

HEPS Uganda last month formed part of a new partnership, Health Systems Advocacy (HSA) together with Health Action International (HAI), AMREF, WEMOS and ACHEST. With Funding from the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), the project’s goal is to improve access to SRH services with...

Lack of male involvement in making family planning decisions has been one of the highly cited reasons why women and youth get discouraged from using contraception. From our recent scorecard process though, the Muwanga Community in Kiboga sub county seems to be different. After HEPS...