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Uganda

PATH has partnered with Uganda’s government since 2002 to introduce tools to prevent and detect cancer, offer women new contraceptive choices, get more vaccines to more children, and craft policies that lay the foundation for health for every Ugandan.

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Plot 17, Golf Course Road
Kololo
Kampala, Uganda

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PO Box 7404
Kampala
Uganda

Phone: 256.312.393.200

Our Work
28 Articles
28 Articles
28 Articles
  1. A woman in Uganda learns how to self-administer injectable contraception with support from a community health worker. Photo: PATH/Will Boase.
    November 1, 2019

    Learning from the experts: first-hand perspectives on self-care in Uganda

    Women in Uganda trying contraceptive self-injection for the first time share invaluable perspectives on practicing self-care for sexual and reproductive health.
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    July 22, 2019

    Can a vaccine combat inequality in disease prevention?

    PATH is working to develop a vaccine against GBS, which could help eliminate disparities for moms and babies
  3. Phiona Nakabuye (left), a village health worker trained by PATH's Sayana® Press pilot program, with Carol Nabisere (right), age 18, who chose to receive Sayana® Press after being counseled in the various forms of contraception. Uganda. PATH/Will Boase.
    May 29, 2019

    Three shocking inequities in women’s health—and what we’re doing to change them

    Advances in medicine are improving women’s health worldwide, but the inequities between different countries, communities, and peoples remains outrageous and immoral. Learn how PATH is closing the gaps.
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    May 22, 2019

    Supporting safe water, sanitation, and hygiene in health care facilities

    A critical part of preventing infections, stopping the spread of drug resistance, and achieving universal health coverage.
  5. An expectant mother receives prenatal care at a clinic in South Africa. The vast majority of health services worldwide are delivered at the primary health care level. Photo: PATH/Charles Meadows.
    May 21, 2019

    More than milestones: marching hand-in-hand toward universal health coverage

    This week, as world leaders gather in Geneva for the World Health Assembly, universal health coverage—a goal the world has set to achieve by 2030—will be a major focus. PATH advocate Brian Atuhaire shares why moments like this are more than just milestones.

  6. Advocacy Learning Lab: Decentralization photo 2_ Guy Bokongo
    April 1, 2019

    Strengthening health advocacy in Africa: Learning Lab draws participants from 7 countries

    The PATH-convened Learning Lab in Nairobi explored the evolving landscape of health advocacy in countries with differing political structures.
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