Local Initiative Community Score card for #HIV AIDS Service Delivery For Key Populations

 

 
Key Populations Uganda with Support from Theta Uganda held a Local Initiative Community Score card for #HIV AIDS Service Delivery monitoring Workshop at Kawaala Health Center 3.
Among the issues evaluated are:-
HIV Prevention Services , Condom Accessibility, Lubricants availability and Accessibility, PEP and PREP services availability and Accessibility, Antiretroviral Therapy care services and Sexual Reproductive Health services availability and accessibility within the locality and to the Key and Priority Populations.

Key Populations Uganda At The Nakawa Division Medical Health Camp

 

 

Key Populations Uganda team at Nakawa Division Medical Camp 2018 In collaboration with Marps Network, demonstrating the female condom and distributing condoms and lube to the community HIV Prevention  for Key Populations.
During the health camp the audiences was sensitized on the proper ways on how to use both the Male and Female condoms, and how the application of water based lubricants reduce the risk of causing

Five Days Key Populations Peer Counselors Training

    


The Five Days Peer Counselors training Organized through Children of the Sun and Supported by The Aids Support Organization resolved about the fact topics on HIV/AIDS , with the following true facts as trained such as:-
Causing HIV, not curable, encompasses all other diseases ounce infected.
Went through the stages of HIV such as window period, Sero conversion, Asymptotic HIV, Clinical Illness Insufficiency and Clinical Illness Sufficiency.
The training involved in the Drivers to HIV AIDS like:-
Behavioral factors, Extra Marital relationships, low condom use, Cross generational sex, High risk

Reflections on the Conceptualization and Readiness to implement the World Bank Global Financing Facility (GFF) in Uganda

Key Populations Ugand Programs Research Innovations Director  in attendance of the Validation Meeting at Hotel Africa organized by CEHURD
Reflections on the Conceptualization and Readiness to implement the World Bank Financing Facility (CFF) in Uganda.

Following the submission of Uganda's investment case to the World Bank, CEHURD undertook a study to explore the quality of engagement of different stakeholders in the conceptualization, negotiation and implementation of the GFF grant/loan. The overall goal is to identify existing capacity needs, gaps as well as opportunities for bridging the governance for health issues in the conceptualization, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the GFF project in Uganda

The project had five specific objectives;
Interrogating the level and quality of  participation by Ugandan technocrats in the design

of the GFF and (b)explain the effect it might have had on the local content if any?

Interrogating the quality of participation at national and subnational levels (b)and how that affected local content and ownership