The Uganda-UK Health Alliance is an umbrella Organization for UK Institutions and organizations undertaking healthcare capacity building activity in Uganda
Management of COVID-19 in pregnancy
Covid-19 has compromised all health services at all levels in the whole world. @UUKHA2017 worked with the Uganda National Safe Motherhood Expert Committee (NASMEC) and other international partners to conduct a webinar focusing on COVID 19 in pregnancy. To view the proceedings of the webinar follow the link here
Virtual Volunteering Opportunities for Health Partnerships
Tropical Health and Education Trust (THET) is offering Virtual Volunteer bursaries to Health Partnerships with a history of implementing capacity development projects in Ethiopia, Myanmar, Somaliland, Tanzania and Uganda and Zambia. Read more
UUKHA secretatriate meets Ministry of Internal Affairs on UK Global Health Placements
Health workforce development remains a common challenge in all regions of the world. Countries face health workforce gaps at varying extents which include overall shortages, low productivity, inequitable distribution among others..Read more
✔ Health Investment and Finance
✔ Human Resources for Health
✔ Research & Innovation
✔ Eye Health
✔ Mental Health
✔ Non-Communicable Disease
✔ Emergency Health
✔ Maternal & Child Health Infectious Diseases
✔ Global Surgery
✔ Diagnostic & Imaging
✔ Digital Health
✔ Health Investment
✔ Central
✔ Eastern
✔ Northern
✔ Western
✔ West-Nile
The operational framework provides the structural relationship between our programs, consortia and regions of operation. It further highlights the over-arching mutual collaboration between Uganda and UK governments in the health sector.
Support to Uganda UK health partnerships is routinely done by the UUKHA secretariats in Uganda and UK and is done through either direct contact with the relevant secretariat staff or through the UUKHA email address info@uukha.org.
When a UK institution becomes a member of UUKHA, it gives them the opportunity to share learning and experiences with other member institutions doing similar work perhaps in the same region of Uganda. The institution will also enjoy the timely feedback and updates on collaborative opportunities from the Uganda Ministry of Health.
No. The membership is restricted to UK institutions/organizations undertaking healthcare capacity building in Uganda’s health sector. So if you represent an institution that is not registered with UUKHA yet, please follow the link to register
UUKHA coordinates member organisations which place volunteers in Uganda. If you are interested in volunteering in Uganda please get in touch with any of them but also you can follow the guidelines on the link. Click Here
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