Decentralizing Care, Fighting Stigma is the Next Frontier in Uganda’s Sickle Cell Battle.
Makerere University With data from the Ministry of Health revealing that a heartbreaking 80 percent of children born with Sickle […]
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No Healing, No Learning: Ndejje University Brings Mental Health Training to Kakiri Classrooms.
By Mujasi Siragi Mubajje WAKISO. For two days, the chalkboards at Direct Aid Primary School in Kakiri, Wakiso District, carried
Gulu University Muslim Students [GUMUSA] Use Faith-Based Hygiene to Fight Ebola with Direct Aid Support.
By Mujasi Siragi Mubajje The Gulu University Muslim Students’ Association [GUMUSA], founded on 20th June 2005, is working with Direct
Ebola Fight Boosted in Amuru as Direct Aid Donates Medical Supplies and Protective Gear.
By Mujasi Siragi Mubajje Amuru District has received a consignment of medical supplies to strengthen Ebola prevention and response efforts.
Blindness Crisis Grips Northern Uganda as Eye Care Facilities Crumble.
By Mujasi Siragi Mubajje Every morning, more than 200 people congregate at Omugu Health Centre, clutching onto a fading hope
World Malaria Day at Kakiri Islamic P/S
Kakiri Islamic Primary School pupils have observed World Malaria Day. Through creative skits, the students have demonstrated the most effective
Direct Aid Society Uganda Strengthens Support for Vulnerable Communities. Through Student-Led Outreach.
By Mujasi Siragi Mubajje KIRYANDONGO, UGANDA Students and staff at schools in Kiryandongo Refugee Settlement have reported improved hygiene and
Time to Take Action: RHIF takes Sickle Cell awareness at Assahaba Islamic Centre.
KAKIRI, WAKISO – In a bid to combat the growing burden of Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) in Uganda, Raising Hope
Health Team Raises Alarm Over Poor Hygiene at Elegu Slaughter Slab.
Elegu Town Council, March 17, 2026 Health authorities in Elegu have raised concern over poor hygiene and unsafe meat handling
234 orphans undergo health screening at Assahaba Islamic Centre -Kakiri
WAKISO — A two-day health screening exercise targeting over 234 orphans at the Assahaba Islamic Centre in Kakiri concluded on