Kampala Key, Vulnerable and Priority Populations (KVP) News

  To Work To Defeat The COVID-19 Pandemic; We need Universal Health Coverage And No To Violence Commitments We need to include women, young girls, male youths, men, persons living with HIV, Persons with rare diseases, Champions against Female Genital Cutting, Persons living with TB, Survivors of TB, Persons with chronic diseases, communities, families, leaders and all well-wishers.   The ideal approach is for communities to prioritize and ensure that those vital programmes providing basic services such as security, safety, health, food security, nutrition, water and sanitation and education can continue to function and will be broadened as much as possible to address the coronavirus specifically.   Join the campaigns by reading on the themes you will see in the pictures attached here. Please be part of the drive to bring about better healthy goals in our societies.

Thank you all for enabling us to conduct the UHC-Day, Africa-Baraza. UHC in full is Universal Health Coverage.  We started with committing to clean our yards, adopt a welcoming face, a comfortable drop-by center and a readiness to provide answers to frequently asked questions on health.  Little did we know that we would win a coveted grant to host refugees, Queer refugees at that, to an experience very few funders support.  From 25th November to 12th December we held events geared at raising the critical hours to engage in conversation, narratives and action around improving or making room for healthy living goals.  For refugees Universal health coverage is a promise which will go a long way to set the pace for better lifestyles and quality of life. Leaders should keep their word. We were able to hold intact our connectedness and on the UHC-Day, Africa-Baraza we realized we had done so much to stay connected. UHC in full is Universal Health Coverage...