Projects
Our projects
Inclusive and Equitable Health Services
The Inclusive and Equitable Healthcare Services (IEHS) project aims to bridge the health care access gaps supporting and working with community health facilities and village health teams to extend comprehensive health care services and vital information directly to rural and undeserved communities.
EMPOWER
Empowering Women for Better Reproductive Health Outcomes (EMPOWER) is a UK Government funded program whose goal is to reduce preventable maternal, neonatal, and child deaths while empowering women and girls through informed FP choices being implemented.
Giving Girls Voice Choice and Control
The GGVCC Project, funded by the Girls Opportunity Alliance (GOA), is implemented in Mbale District, Uganda. The project empowers girls aged 10–24 years with agency over their health and bodies, while addressing barriers that expose them to harmful practices and teenage pregancy
The Integrated Community Health Support Project
The ICHS Project is implemented in Nakivale Refugee Settlement, Isingiro District, with funding from the German Doctors, with a focus on strengthening health services at Ruhoko HCIII and Rubondo HCII and revitalising community-based health systems. The project aims to improve access, utilisation, and quality of preventive and curative healthcare services through strengthened facility-based care, community outreach, household follow-up, referrals, and integrated service delivery.
Pulaniki Mobile App
Pulaniki Mobile App is one of our latest innovations that brings essential SRH and maternal health products, services, and information closer to the urban population.
It has widened access, build demand, and enhanced uptake for essential SRHR and Maternal Health commodities, services, and information for the urban population especially young people.
Power To You(th)
The Power to You(th) program aims to empower adolescent girls and young women to increase their agency, claim their rights, address gender inequalities, challenge gender norms, and advocate for youth inclusion in decision-making, including budgeting.
Accelerate awareness of Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) information and services
The Accelerate awareness of SGBV information and services Project is implemented by the Uganda Youth and Adolescents Health Forum (UYAHF) with funding from TIKO Uganda. The project aims to strengthen the prevention and response to SGBV, unwanted pregnancies and HIV infections among adolescents and young people between the ages of 15 to 24 years through community awareness on its different forms, promotion of early identification, reporting, intervention and strengthening referral pathways in Nakawa, Kawempe, Rubaga, Makindye, and Central divisions. Enhancing survivor safety mechanisms to ensure dignity and protection.
Community-led monitoring project (CLM
The Community-Led Monitoring (CLM) Project is implemented by the Uganda Youth and Adolescents Health Forum (UYAHF) as a sub-recipient of the Uganda Harm Reduction Network (UHRN), with funding from the Global Fund through the AIDS Support Organization (TASO). The project operates across divisions and health facilities in Kampala Capital City, aiming to strengthen community participation, accountability, and improve the quality, accessibility, and responsiveness of HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and Malaria services.