This week we hosted visitors from Association Bukinabe Pour Le Bien (ABBEF) and URC Bukina from Bukina Faso with whom we shared experiences of work on advocating for strengthening of access to essential sexual and reproductive health commodities,
HEPS Uganda joined the rest of the country and world to commemorate the World Malaria Day last week in Kabarole, Fortportal under the theme, " End Malaria for Good." In Uganda, the theme was under the slogan, "Children up against Malaria." The Sta
Kampala— The Health Systems Advocacy Partnership (HSAP) in Uganda has called on the government to boost health systems by strengthening human resources for health, access to essential sexual and reproductive health commodities, go
HEPS-Uganda has kicked off a consumer awareness campaign on the prices of medicines, medicines policies, health rights and responsibilities and the handling of adverse drug reactions as well as other information necessary to improve rational use o
Today, HEPS Uganda joined Malaria Consortium and Ministry of Health and World Health Organization to enlighten Members of Parliament on Malaria control and Prevention in Uganda.
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
