We are working to provide medical care, mother and child health services, and water and sanitation activities for South Sudanese refugees who have fled to Uganda.
Although the number of new cases per year has been declining, seven per cent of the population (about 1.5 million people) is HIV positive.
We offer point-of-care viral load testing in Arua regional hospital, which facilitates rapid detection and early treatment, leading to an improved outcomes for patients.
In Kasese, we run a clinic providing basic and comprehensive healthcare to adolescents, including sexual and reproductive health services, and HIV and tuberculosis (TB) prevention, screening and treatment.
Our activities in 2022 in Uganda
Data and information from the International Activity Report 2022.
468
468
€13.3 M
13.3M
1986
1986
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89,800
89,8
11,400
11,4
1,760
1,76
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1,590
1,59
1,020
1,02
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African patients adhere well to anti-HIV regimens
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Uganda/ART: Developing programmes to assist in HIV care
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Ebola outbreak: The worst thought to be over
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Ebola still not under control in Uganda
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Ebola outbreak
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