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Permanent Secretary, Dr. Diana Atwine calls upon all Ugandans to join the upcoming #SaveAMother marathon on 4 October 2026 supported by Stanbic Bank Uganda. This marathon is aimed at raising awareness and resources for Safe Motherhood including working on the cold room at Mengo Hospital. Run for a mother and save a life! #MOHatWork
Ministry of Health- Uganda24,695 views • 12 days ago
The National Cleaning Days will be launched on Saturday, 25 July, 2026 in Kisenyi, Kisi Zone. Cleaning Days will be held countrywide every last Saturday of the month. Let us do our part and have a clean environment. A clean environment = healthy life. #MOHatWork | #CleaningDaysUG
Ministry of Health- Uganda104,426 views • 2 months ago
Hon. Dr Charles Ayume has officiated the pass out of 180 CHEWs in Mbale District, today. The CHEWs have successfully completed 6 months training with support from The Global Fund through TASO and have now been fully equipped to effectively carry out their work. Hon. Dr Charles Ayume clears up; “Paying CHEWs is part of MOH budget priorities.” Tells CHEWs, you’re the ‘chosen few’ and Asks DJ to play that same titled song The dance follows 👇🏽 #MOHatWork | #CHEWsUG
Ministry of Health- Uganda36,290 views • 26 days ago
Hon. DR. CHRIS BARYOMUNSI, Minister for Health calls upon parents and caregivers to ensure all children aged 9 months to 5 years are immunized against Measles - Rubella in the upcoming #MRCampaignUG26. The campaign starts on 1st October 2026 until 5th October. #MOHatWork
Ministry of Health- Uganda18,471 views • 12 days ago
Following the passing out of 134 CHEWs at Buikwe District Headquarters, the team led by Dr Charles Ayume, proceeded to Ngogwe Health Centre IV for a technical visit. Ngogwe HC IV was recently upgraded from a Health Centre III to a Health Centre IV, with the Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) Engineering Brigade supporting the construction of a new theatre block. The 15-bed facility currently conducts approximately 90 deliveries each month, strengthening access to essential maternal and surgical services for communities in the area. The visit assessed the facility’s infrastructure, service delivery and priority needs to further strengthen quality healthcare for the people of Buikwe District. #MOHatWork | #HealthSpotChecksUG
Ministry of Health- Uganda27,276 views • 20 days ago
Earlier today, Hon. Dr Charles Ayume , Minister of State for Health in charge of Primary Health Care has conducted a technical visit to Namatala Health Center IV in a bid to assess service delivery, infrastructure, equipment and emerging gaps at the facility. The public health facility, recently upgraded from Health Center II to Health Center IV, handles a significant maternity workload, with between 300 and 400 deliveries recorded every month. The facility has five incubators, among other essential equipments, to support newborn care. During the visit, the facility in-charge appealed for support to expand the health centre, including provision of adequate space for staff accommodation. He also requested a standby generator to address frequent power challenges, particularly during theatre operations, which can contribute to unnecessary referrals. In response, Hon. Ayume, accompanied by senior Ministry of Health officials, tasked the District Health Teams to engage relevant stakeholders and advocate for additional land to facilitate future expansion and construction of new blocks. He noted that, as a minimum planning standard, a Health Center IV should have at least one acre of land to allow for adequate infrastructure development. The Minister further guided District Health Teams to ensure that ambulances remain available for emergency response and are not overly individualized or restricted to particular facilities or cases, especially when needed to respond to other emergencies within the district. #MOHatWork | #HealthSpotChecksUG
Ministry of Health- Uganda24,362 views • 26 days ago
Dr. Deogratias Munube, Uganda Paediatric Association (UPA) reminds all parents and caregivers to take their children for immunization during the upcoming national Measles- Rubella vaccination campaign from 1-5 October 2026. #MOHatWork | #MRCampaignUG26
Ministry of Health- Uganda20,615 views • 22 days ago
“Blood is a critical lifesaving product” ~ Mrs. Charlotte Kainerugaba, PPH Ambassador When excessive bleeding after child birth strikes, every second matters. Timely access to safe blood can be the difference between life and death. This Saturday, 5 September, 2026, let us join hands to launch the Postpartum Haemorrhage (PPH) Awareness Campaign and donate blood that a bleeding mother may urgently need. Your one act of donation can save a life. #MOHatWork
Ministry of Health- Uganda23,068 views • 1 month ago
Dr. Dr. Diana Atwine, Permanent Secretary has cautioned women against using panadol to quicken cooking or soften hard foods emphasizing that it can cause serious liver damage. She addressed the public during the 2nd edition of the #NationalCleaningDayUG held today. #MOHatWork
Ministry of Health- Uganda24,136 views • 1 month ago
Dr. Elizabeth Najjingo, Uganda Paediatric Association (UPA) reminds us that #Measles is one of the biggest causes of death among children yet it can be prevented through immunization. From 1-5 October 2026, the Ministry of Health will conduct a Nationwide Measles Rubella immunization campaign for all children aged 9 months to 5 years. #MOHatWork | #MRCampaignUG26
Ministry of Health- Uganda13,856 views • 18 days ago
Measles is a dangerous disease that affects children under 5 years old. It can cause complications like pneumonia, blindness, brain damage and even death. The good news is: The Ministry of Health is conducting a mass Measles-Rubella vaccination campaign targeting all children aged 9 months to 5 years old. Ensure that you take your child to the nearest immunization outreach post to get vaccinated against #Measles. Vaccines save lives! #MOHatWork | #MRCampaignUG26
Ministry of Health- Uganda19,601 views • 29 days ago
Total fertility rate in #Uganda is 5.2 . An average of 6 babies per woman in their life-time This year, so far we have 1.7 Million babies delivered from Public/Govt Health Facilities across the country; an increase of 100, 000babies from last year. #MOHatWork | #ReproductiveHealthUG
Ministry of Health- Uganda26,448 views • 1 month ago
