Project: Awareness creation, mitigation and management of HIV/AIDS and other social safeguard risks on Bumbobi – Lwakhakha Road Eastern Uganda (44.5 km).
Start Period: JUL 2017
End Period: JUN 2019
Donor: Government of Uganda (UNRA)
Stage: Completed
Project Summary
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Project: Better Outcomes for the Children and Youth in Northern and Eastern Uganda (BOCY)
Start Period: JAN 2016
End Period: SEP 2020
Donor: USAID – WEI/BANTWANA
Stage: Completed
Project Summary
10,072 beneficiaries from 1600 households were enrolled into Better Outcomes project. The interventions included home visits, VSLA, OVC plus, group based education focused on economic empowerment of the beneficiaries, systems strengthening and case management.
Project: Strengthening HIV & AIDS and GBV Mainstreaming in the 71 Post Primary Education and Training Institutions
Start Period: JAN 2012
End Period: JUN 2014
Donor: Government of Uganda (MoES)
Stage: Completed
Project Summary
Project: Strengthening community HIV prevention, treatment, care and support services in Uganda
Start Period: JAN 2011
End Period: SEP 2015
Donor: Civil Society Fund
Stage: Completed
Project Summary
The project reached 375,411 individuals with Behavior change communication (BCC), 1,302,342 with GBV screening services, 334,413 with HTS services, 139,485 women with EMTCT services, provided SMC services to 11,702 males, distributed 14,041,425 condoms and 558,026 pieces of IEC materials, 6,295 individuals were enrolled into HIV care at the Regional Centres and 5780 clients were referred. 36 children were identified for pediatric ART and the capacity of 417 individuals was built to provide the different services to the population.
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Project: Global fund Health Systems Strengthening (HSS)
Start Period: APR 2016
End Period: DEC 2017
Donor: Global Fund – TASO
Stage: Completed
Project Summary
5,067 Para-social Workers and 1,002 Male Champions of Gender Equality were trained. The 28 CBO leaders from 14 CBOs were recommended for Seed Granting for Capacity assessment and placed at TASO Gulu for Experiential learning for a period of five days to help bridge the gaps between Theory and practice, build confidence, prepare them for concept development and implementation. The 14 CBOs were supported to develop institutional manuals (Finance, HR, Board Policies, etc) following capacity development. AIC and TASO developed a guide for Concept Proposals for increasing community awareness to create demand and promoting social accountability across Health service delivery issues (HIV/AIDS, TB and Malaria including RMNCAH), rights and gender issues.
Project:Global Fund HIV/TB Grant
Start Period: APR
End Date: DEC 2017
Donor: Global Fund – TASO
Stage: Completed
Project Summary
Identified and trained 35 successfully treated MDR TB patients at the hospital treatment sites to support adherence and patient follow up of other MDR patients. The 35 expert MDR patients include Arua-5, Gulu-5, Kitgum-5 {Additional 20 Participants: 10 from UDHA; Iganga-5, Mbale-5 & 10 from KADO; Soroti-5, Lira-5. Identified and trained 15 additional expert MDR patients from Arua, Gulu and Kitgum MDR sites. Facilitated the 30 successfully treated MDR patients that supported other MDR patients and submitted reports.
Project: Regional Health Integration to Enhance services in Southwestern Uganda (RHITES-SW ) – KABALE
Start Period: JUL 2016
End Period: SEP 2020
Donor: USAID – EGPAF
Stage: Completed
Project Summary
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Project: TrackTB
Start Period: FEB 2013
End Period: DEC 2018
Donor: USAID – Management Science for Health (MSH)
Stage: Completed
Project Summary
1,401 new TB patients were registered, with accumulated number of 10,444 TB patients. 8,533 active TB clients were registered, of which 8,091 were enrolled on Direct Observed Treatment (DOTs). A total of 5,496 contacts were investigated and screened for TB, of which 13.7% TB patients were identified. A total of 1322 index TB cases were contact traced, where 5,496 contacts were reached. Overall 106 TB cases were confirmed from the contact yielding 1,928 TB cases per 100,000 population among the contacts about 8-fold the prevalent in the general population. Contact investigation has contributed 6% of the total TB cases during the project lifespan.
