Since 1998, Mildmay Uganda has modelled bold strategies to strengthen health systems that support thousands  of vulnerable Ugandans to live longer and healthy. Our efforts build on the local capacity of communities we serve to take charge of their own life purpose and health.

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Through training human resources for health, creating evidence for decision-making and strengthening health systems, we are able to create bold impact.

Our Impact
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People (living with HIV) receiving life-saving drugs in Central

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Children and adolescents that we’re reaching with disease prevention and management services.

Local Facilities that we're working with

Community health workers we work with to detect and manage NCDs.

Labs being supported in Central Uganda

Children & Adolescents lliving with HIV being supported

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Impact Stories

Get the latest news from Mildmay Uganda, our partners, our field professionals, as well as the people and communities we serve.

Empowering the Girl Child in the Fight Against HIV: Jolly’s Journey

In sub-Saharan Africa, girls and young women are disproportionately affected by HIV, accounting…

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Empowering Women Through Village Savings and Loan Associations: Annet’s Journey to Financial Independence

In the heart of rural Uganda, 26-year-old Annet’s story shines as a beacon of community support…

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See How a Peer Mother's Guidance Transformed Liz’s Life

Liz, a 22-year-old mother from Birra village in Mubende District, reflects on how her life could…

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Empowering Local Systems through Governance Graduation Model: Strengthening District-Led HIV and Public Health Programming in Uganda

Mildmay Uganda (MUg) is leading efforts to strengthen local health systems, championing a…

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Mildmay Uganda’s "Accelerating Epidemic Control" Project Achieves Bold Results in the Mubende Region

The end-line evaluation of the "Accelerating Epidemic Control in the…

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Client-Centered HIV Service Delivery Models Boost ART Access and Support in Uganda

Qualitative Insights Reveal Strengths and Challenges in HIV-Differentiated Service…

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