The board meeting was significant in steering the organization towards a sustainable future by adopting sound, ethical, and legal governance and financial management policies. It was role of the board to ensure, Adrivuyo has adequate resources to forester its mission. The meetings also served as review of the organization progress at community level, linking with […]
On monthly basis it a pressure to report that staff members were able to compile and share detrimental, administration progress reports. This created a platform where members shared key projects outcomes realised in the month. These meetings were organized at office board room and were attended by all staff and the executive director. Key outcomes
The organization continue to build the capacity of local CSOs through its network members composed of a network of local CSOs in 6 regions in Uganda. For western Uganda Kanungu Women Health and Empowerment Initiative –(KWHEI), Northern Uganda Action 4 Health empowerment Initiative- (A4HEI), Based in Oyam Districts, Adrivuyo Uganda Action 4 health Empowerment Organization
Adrivuyo Uganda continues to build resilient community structures and enabling environment for provision of key and vulnerable populations friendly services at community and district level. The training mainly focused on facilitating law enforcement officers in understanding who are key populations, why key populations, creating enabling environment at their places of work for HIV prevention and
Adrivuyo Uganda continue to use cost effective approaches in health system strengthening using onsite training and mentorship of health workers in understanding key populations and providing key populations friendly services in Uganda. A total of 356 health workers were trained in 3 days onsite training and mentorship in 15 districts among 23 health facilities. The
Adrivuyo Uganda conducted 5 district-based trainings for single and girls living with HIV and key populations in providing comprehensive sexual reproductive health services- SRH with focus on gender-based violence for vulnerable young girls and women. The training reached 108 participants of the targeted 120 and participants were provided with data capture tools in Busia, Luwero,
