The Global Fund is meeting with the Mbarara District Health Officer team, Mbarara Regional Referral Hospital Director Dr. Deus Twesigye, Mayanja Memorial Foundation, Harm Reduction, and other key stakeholders to review the overall performance of ongoing health projects in Mbarara District.
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May the coming year bring fresh opportunities for collaboration, fostering growth, and making a meaningful impact on global health.
Together, let’s strive for positive transformation and address the crucial health challenges.
#HappyNewYear2024”
Ongoing: The final Board meeting for the outgoing CCM Board members;
On the agenda are the recommendations from the UCCM oversight committees. This is aimed at aiding the incoming board to smoothly transition.
The Uganda Country Coordinating Mechanism for the Global Fund is consulting on National priorities for HIV, TB, Malaria and RSSH For The Funding Period of 2024-2026
🗓️Date: Jan 18th -19th, 2023 ⏰ 08:00 AM Nairobi
Register in advance for this meeting:👇🏽
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It is so painful and shocking to know that Peninah Ndyanabangi you are no more. You were full of life and had a big heart. You were one of the most hardworking ladies I have ever met. You were so focused and wanted to accomplish every task in time. You were my friend because
Just Announced: @GlobalFund has awarded US$4 BILLION (Mar 2020 - Oct 2021) to fight #COVID19 in over 100 low- & mid-income countries. Working together we’re protecting front-line workers and adapting HIV, TB and malaria programs to #LeaveNoOneBehind.
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To fight #COVID19Ug and mitigate the impact the pandemic will have on programs to fight HIV, TB and malaria, @GlobalFund is enabling countries to use up to 5% of approved grant funding approximately US$500 million to help protect and treat vulnerable communities around the world
TB infection is extremely common – about one-quarter of the world’s population is estimated to be infected. Preventive treatment for tuberculosis can stop TB infection from turning into disease. #WorldTBDayCCMUg
Each year, we commemorate World #TuberculosisDay on March 24 to raise public awareness about the devastating health, social and economic consequences of TB, and to step up efforts to end the global TB epidemic.