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Kyabazinga of Busoga launches EYE Universal SRHR Project in Kamuli district
The Kyabazinga of Busoga, William Gabula Nadiope IV, launched a three-year project aimed at advancing the Sexual Reproductive health and Rights (SRHR) of adolescents and youth in Kamuli and Muyuge districts in Eastern Uganda. The EYE Universal SRHR project, running under the theme “My Body, My Life, My World” was launched at Kamuli Youth Center ground in Kamuli district on 16th March 2023. The project is geared…
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Achieving universal health coverage and gender equity in SRHR.
As Uganda joins the rest of the world in commemorating International Women’s Day 2023, we must strengthen our commitment to forging a better working world – one that’s more gender-inclusive, and where we honour women’s accomplishments and existence in general. This year’s theme is “DigitALL: Innovation and Technology for gender equality” To achieve gender equality and the…
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Maternity care: Myth busters for pregnant women
There are lifestyle changes that are non-negotiable during pregnancy. However, some concerns and fears are based on myths without facts supporting them.
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Documentation and record keeping in health systems
Sarah joined the Marie Stopes Blue Star network in 2012 when the clinic was much smaller, with few clients for Family Planning services. Teguzibirwa Domicilliary Clinic is one of MSUG’s franchises
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USAID win for Marie Stopes Uganda
Marie Stopes Uganda will leverage their extensive expertise and experience to support in improving access to quality Family planning and Reproductive Health services.
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Lifestyle Changes to Prevent Cervical Cancer
99% of cervical cancer cases are linked to persistent human papillomavirus (HPV) infection, an extremely common virus transmitted through sexual contact.
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Norway Government invests in Uganda’s SRHR
The project is geared towards empowering girls and women to decide over their bodies and ensure access to comprehensive adolescent and youth-friendly SRH information and services.
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2022 World Contraception Day
The key objective of the conference was to provide a platform for intergenerational dialogue between young people, local leaders, and other stakeholders.
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Should I be worried about cervical cancer?
Did you know that most women get an HPV infection shortly after they start having sex? This infection is the cause of almost all cases of cervical cancer. Let’s take a look at the cervical cancer screening methods available to you. It’s always better to catch it in the early stages, so remember to get screened regularly.…
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What you need to know about STI screening
An unusual itch, a not-so-normal discharge, you might be experiencing symptoms of an infection-some of these infections could be sexually transmitted.
