Tapsoba Kadi, a homemaker in Wabrangin of childbearing age, shared her pregnancy journey, shedding light on the support and guidance provided by the Community Health Worker throughout her pregnancy.

We are excited to be in Lusaka next week from 27 to 30 November to attend the 3rd International Public Health Conference In Africa (CPHIA). Our delegation will be participating virtually, and on the ground to connect, discuss and advocate for stronger and more innovative health systems solutions.

In community health worker (CHW) Joyce’s experience, women in her community face several challenges as they try to juggle careers, managing their households, childcare, and motherhood.

Community Health Workers (CHWs) supported by Living Goods are trained and equipped to support families to demystify myths, address misinformation and educate them about the importance of immunization.

Partners in the healthcare ecosystem are joining forces with the county governments to capitalize on the political support and investment for effective service delivery.

Equitable health financing is fundamental to achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC). Uganda, however, is below the target on health sector financing and is heavily dependent on external and development partner resources and out-of-pocket payments to fund essential programs.

The Universal Health Care (UHC) Conference taking place in Kericho County was officially opened by the Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua with a focus on going local. The Deputy President launched the Smart Primary Care Network (PCN) for Universal Health Coverage (UHC).

In a landmark visit, Dr. Daniel Kyabayinze, the Director of Public Health at the Ministry of Health, visited the Bwaise, Uganda learning site. The purpose of his visit was to witness firsthand the transformative impact of digital health tools in the Kawanda community and to acknowledge the critical role played by Community Health Workers (CHWs) in extending essential healthcare services.

Kenya achieved a great milestone with the recent launch of the Community Health Initiative that will see all community health workers paid a stipend and equipped to provide preventive and promotive health services for all citizens. The government's clarion call is PREVENT, PROMOTE, and PROTECT.

Our primary objective during this meeting was to incorporate the digitization of community services, health financing, and capacity building for both CHPs and CHAs into this significant document.