Listening to those who use the services, we can strengthen accountability, improve quality, address barriers, and build health services that truly respond to community needs.
When communities speak, health systems improve.
Knowing how to use a female condom gives women and their partners more power to protect themselves and make informed choices about their sexual and reproductive health. This step-by-step guide highlights how to correctly prepare, insert, use and safely remove a female condom.
Knowledge becomes more powerful when it is shared. As TIA forms peer groups, members come together not only to listen but to teach one another. Through shared experiences, ideas and practical lessons, every peer becomes both a learner and a source of knowledge.
We joined the Ministry of Health and IDI engagement to strengthen sustainable HIV services. Key actions included forming a consortium of bar, lodge and club owners to support prevention including condoms; supporting CSOs to create awareness and improve service access.
Tuberculosis can affect anyone but early detection, testing, and completing treatment can save lives.
Know the signs. Get tested early. Complete your treatment. Protect your community.
A healthy environment today secures a better tomorrow. Climate change directly impacts our health, food, water, and livelihoods in Kyanamukaka. Taking small actions together like planting trees, keeping communities waste-free, and conserving water helps build safer communities
Gender based Violence and all its forms is real so let’s be on high alert whether faced by women or men, young or old, key population among others to avoid the end results like depression, suicidal tendencies, among others.
We celebrate the energy, creativity and resilience of young people. Young people are not just the leaders of tomorrow we are change-makers today. Let’s empower youth, amplify their voices, create opportunities and build communities where young ones can thrive. #IYDIsiolo2026
#INTERNATIONALYOUTHDAY2026 Today, we celebrate young people as powerful agents of change. Let’s invest in their voices, dreams, health, rights and opportunities to build a better future for all.
We promote practical, evidence-based approaches that reduce health risks and strengthen access to HIV, TB, STI, SRHR, counselling and referral services.We meet people where they are without judgment or bias.Everyone deserves information, protection, dignity and quality healthcar
Our team had the privilege of reaching out to the community, providing health services, screening, health education, and support to families where they live. Every interaction mattered, and every person we met reminded us why this work is so important.
Proud to join the Semi-Annual Evidence-Based Regional Dialogue in Masaka, convened by ICWEA and HEPS-Uganda, to identify priority gaps in integrated HIV, TB, and chronic care services and develop regional action points for stronger programming, quality improvement, and accounta..
Knowledge empowers healthy choices.
Through community dialogue, we discussed safe health practices, including intimate health, HIV/STI prevention, and importance of accessing accurate health information and services. Together, we’re building healthier, stigma-free communities
#EndAIDS2030Ug HIV prevention begins with meeting people where they are. Through community dialogue with people who use drugs, we promoted HIV awareness, encouraged regular testing, shared information on PrEP, and strengthened linkages to essential health services.
#CleaningDaysUG A clean environment is everyone’s responsibility. This National Cleaning Day, let’s work together to keep our homes, communities, and public spaces clean, safe, and healthy for all.
Every small action counts. Together, we can build a cleaner and greener Africa.