Developing strategies and Avenues for controlling and preventing HIV/AIDs and other sexually transmitted diseases among the side-lined communities / groups in Uganda.
Tuesday, 20 November 2018
The Together We Speak Civicus Annual Campaign
On 18th November, Key Populations Uganda with Happy Family Youth Uganda organised a dialogue with refugees youths tackling the Sustainable Development Goal 16 Creating harmonization among youths with refugees counter parts , under the CIVICUS World Alliance #TogetherWeSpeak campaign. Starting.
The dialogue enabled sharing experiences from youths especially the refugees youths from Congo and South Sudan, about their experiences, while in camps and the huddles that they go through to
Monday, 2 July 2018
Half Yearly Report January to June 2018
Key Populations Uganda (KPU) is a nonprofit support
Organization for LGBTIQ And Male Refugees Sex worker people focused on the
Sexual Health, advocacy, Safety and Security, Community mobilization and
HIV/AIDs awareness and prevention for al LGBTIQ and Male Refugees Sex workers
Persons. Formed on 5th March 2017 first as a group led by LGBTIQ, who are coming out as well as men
and women who already out or having feelings or loneliness or isolation due to
sexuality or sexual orientation.
This
half-yearly report covers the period from January-June 2018 where key
activities and its achievements are highlighted. During this period KPU has
faced a number of challenges widely hurdles and blockade, threats among others
– to which some have continued and these created obstacles to the deadlines as
well as Activities targets. Despite all these challenges, the KPU team was
committed to implement the planned activities with success.
The
KPU Activities conducted
i.
VCCT
LGBTIQ Community Outreach,
ii.
Dialogue
on Treatment as Prevention among LGBTIQ Youths,
iii. Organized LGBTIQ Community Score Card dialogue
on HIV/AIDS , with support from Theta Uganda,
iv.
Organized LGBTIQ Peers Counselors training
Organized LGBTIQ Peers Counselors training
v.
Co- Organized the LGBTIQ Valentine’s Day
Special Fundraising event
vi.
LGBTIQ Needs Assessment Dialogue with support
from Reach out Mbuya.
We
believe that KPU will accomplish the designated activities with remarkable
achievements at the policy level through the continued support in the future.
Saturday, 5 May 2018
Key Populatons Youths Community VCT Outreach
Key Populations Uganda in partnership with Triam Medical Center organized a Voluntary Testing and Counseling Outreach for the Youthful KPs enabling the access to health services by the young Key populations free health services were provided such as:-
HIV test and treat (TT) .
STI screening and treatment .
Lubricant and condom distribution.
Interaction and safe sex couselling sessions through teaching the KPs youths how HIV transmission
Thursday, 29 March 2018
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.
Thursday, 22 March 2018
Key Populations Uganda At The Nakawa Division Medical Health Camp


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
Friday, 16 March 2018
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
Thursday, 15 March 2018
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
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Key Populations Uganda Annual Community Dialogue.
Through the community Dialogue we held at our office premises, LGBTIQ youths focused to sharing experiences on to Sexual Reproduct...











