How to Connect Young Ugandans to Family Planning and HIV Services amid COVID-19 Lockdowns
6 ways this team provides crucial health care to women and girls during a global pandemic.
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Irene Mirembe is the knowledge management manager for IntraHealth's USAID RHITES-E Activity in Uganda.
6 ways this team provides crucial health care to women and girls during a global pandemic.
This hospital is making changes to reduce preterm births—and it’s paying off.
How four women health workers are providing HIV services at one rural health center in Eastern Uganda.
Here's why his facility is seeing results.
Two midwives. A hundred moms and pregnant women per day. Here’s how they do it—despite the pandemic.
RHITES-E is expanding the range of high-quality services for women in 30 districts in Eastern Uganda.
One volunteer is making sure his HIV and TB patients continue their medication amid COVID-19 travel restrictions.
This midwife is giving babies born too soon a chance at life.
Researchers hope the game will help more postpartum couples use modern contraceptive methods.
After surviving gender-based violence, she’s using her experience to mentor other girls and end harmful customs in her community.
She knows from experience that health workers can either push LGBTI clients away from the care they need—or draw them to it.
Treatment without a proper diagnosis can undermine malaria care. Now Uganda is working to eliminate this practice.
It all started with a conversation.
Sylvia is helping young people protect themselves from violence, access health services, and stay in school.