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Baylor Awarded New Grant
Dr. Addy, ED Baylor Uganda with Dr. Charles Ngobi, who represented ED –TASO after signing of the
three year grant agreement with TASO/Global FundRead More -
New ARV Injection bringing hope to women
HIV Prevention Trials Network (HPTN); an international research consortium announced positive research findings
which showed that an injectable HIV drug (Cabotegravir) was highly effective in preventing HIV for two months. The
research trial; named HPTN 084 was done in seven African countries, including Uganda. Baylor-Uganda Centre of
Excellence HIV clinic in Mulago was among the research sites where the study was carried out. These new results are
an exciting addition to the HIV prevention methods already being used globally and there is hope that this will
empower “at risk” populations to remain HIV negative.Read More -
IDI hands over Bunyoro region to Baylor-Uganda
as the new HIV comprehensive partner in the region.Read More -
District entry meetings to mark the start of the
Border Health Security projectRead More -
Rotary Club of Kiwatule honors Baylor-Uganda with the
Vocational Award for Exemplary ServicesRead More -
Dr. Tom Quin- Chief, International HIV/STD Section of the National Institute of Allergy
and Infectious Diseases(NIAID), visits the Baylor-Uganda Research TeamRead More -
Commemorating the 16 Days of Activism against
Gender-Based Violence with a march through Fort Portal townRead More -
Quarterly Consultative Engagement with District Health Officers in
Mityana on 29th & 30th August 2019.Read More -
Dr Adeodata Kekitiinwa- ED Baylor-Uganda signing an agreement with UNICEF for the "Strengthening technical and
management capacity for Reproductive, Maternal,
Newborn child, adolescent health, HIV/TB and Nutrition services in 13 districts in Eastern, Central,
Midwestern and South western Uganda" programme. -
Dr Adeodata Kekitiinwa- ED Baylor-Uganda signing an agreement with UNICEF for the "Strengthening technical and
management capacity for Reproductive, Maternal,
Newborn child, adolescent health, HIV/TB and Nutrition services in 13 districts in Eastern, Central,
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ELMA Foundation Director Health, visits Kyegegwa HC IV -
WE PROVIDEINTEGRATED PEDIATRIC HIV/AIDS CAREAND TREATMENT -
Maternal and Child HealthSupports 539 Public Health FacilitiesIn 30 Districts -
WE PROVIDEHIV CARE, TREATMENT AND SUPPORTCHILDREN & ADOLESCENTS -
HIV PREVENTION STRATEGYBaylor-Uganda Has Embraced The ShiftFrom Mass Testing To Targeted TestingFor High Yield Results -
CALL CENTREToll free numbers: 0800205555 | 0800305555 | 0800100055For health workers
OUR VISION
A healthy and fulfilled life for every HIV infected and affected child & their family in Africa
OUR MISSION
To provide high-quality family-centered pediatric and adolescent health care, education and clinical research worldwide
What We Do
WHERE WE WORK
These operations are carried out at the Centre of Excellence (COE) and Post Natal Clinic both located at Mulago Hospital Complex and 145 health facilities in 9 districts in the Fort Portal region, especially in facilities where access to pediatric and family HIV/AIDS services is largely constrained. Under PEPFAR/CDC funding. We also work in 18 districts supported through grants from Global Health and TASO, namely; Bulisa, Kagadi, Masindi, Kyankwanzi, Kiboga, Kisoro, Rubirizi,Kalangala, Nakaseke, Luwero, Kayunga, Kasese, Ntoroko, Nakasongola, Buikwe, Hoima, Kibale and Kiryandongo.
Ending the AIDS Epidemic by 2030
Our scope of work is HIV prevention, Care & treatment, Maternal Child Health, Health Systems Strengthening & Capacity Building and Research with 22.9 $ million in funding
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WHERE WE WORK
These operations are carried out at the Centre of Excellence (COE) and Post Natal Clinic both located at Mulago Hospital Complex and 145 health facilities in 9 districts in the Fort Portal region, especially in facilities where access to pediatric and family HIV/AIDS services is largely constrained. Under PEPFAR/CDC funding. We also work in 18 districts supported through grants from Global Health and TASO, namely; Bulisa, Kagadi, Masindi, Kyankwanzi, Kiboga, Kisoro, Rubirizi,Kalangala, Nakaseke, Luwero, Kayunga, Kasese, Ntoroko, Nakasongola, Buikwe, Hoima, Kibale and Kiryandongo.
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Ending the AIDS Epidemic by 2030
Our scope of work is HIV prevention, Care & treatment, Maternal Child Health, Health Systems Strengthening & Capacity Building and Research with 22.9 $ million in funding
