Malaria has the biggest impact on people's lives in Uganda.

Malaria remains biggest single cause of illness and death in Uganda.Yearly, 16 million Ugandans are affected by the disease,and children are most at risk. Nowadays, Rapid Diagnostic Tests are available to test malaria.

 HEPS-Uganda has rolled out a new pilot project in Kamuli District. The project is aiming at increasing access to medicines which prevent maternal mortality due to unsafe abortions.

The Health Systems Advocacy project carried the project baseline in the month of September. The activity was led by AMREF Uganda and supplemented by partners HEPS Uganda and African cCentre for Health and Social Transformation (ACHEST).

HEPS-Uganda joined by various CSOs Shared with the Parliamentary Health Committee issues regarding functionalizing the operations of the Health Unit Management Committees, a community participatio

HEPS-Uganda was part of a civil society meeting with the General top Management of National Medical Stores on Monday this week.

Last Week, HEPS-Uganda’s long serving Executive Director and founder Hon. Rosette K. Mutambi bid farewell as the organisations top executive after 15 years at the helm.

Last Friday, HEPS Uganda joined UGANET, ICWEA and more than 60 civil society organisations from across Uganda in a solidarity walk to the constitutional court to file a case challenging the discriminatory sections of the impugned HIV Prevention an

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

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.