
Uganda
Plot 3 – 5 New Port Bell Road
Block B, 6th floor
UAP Nakawa Business Park
Kampala, Uganda
Phone: +256 700 542 322
[email protected]
Programme for Accessible Health and Communication
Plot 3 – 5 New Port Bell Road
Block B, 6th floor
UAP Nakawa Business Park
Kampala, Uganda
Phone: + 256 700 542 322
[email protected]
Our Presence in
Uganda
PSI Uganda
PSI Uganda, re-established in 2017, complements the efforts of the Ministry of Health in Uganda in the areas of sexual and reproductive health and maternal and child health. Using PSI’s market development approach and targeted social behavior change, PSI Uganda works to shape the health market and strengthen the public and private health sector across the country.

PACE
Established in 2009, PSI independent network member and local Ugandan organization, the Programme for Accessible Health and Communication (PACE), complements the Government of Uganda efforts in the areas of maternal health, HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria. Using targeted social behavior change, PACE works to link people to care and influence policies to improve the health market for Ugandan consumers.

How we
work
Our
Impact
In 2020, PSI Uganda and PACE:
304,538
consumers with health services and products
2.8 million
Trust condoms sold through the private sector
11,656
IUDs sold through the private sector
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When women rise, everyone wins
We’re celebrating Dr. Lillian Sekabembe, PSI Uganda Deputy Country Representative, Dr. Milly Kaggwa, PSI Senior Clinical Advisor for Africa, and Rachel Mutuku, PSI Senior Adolescent and Youth Sexual and Reproductive Health Technical Advisor—three powerhouse PSIers who lift the voices and experiences of consumers we serve to catalyze health impact.

GETTING HANDS-ON WITH E-LEARNING: A NEW DIGITAL ALTERNATIVE FOR TRAINING PROVIDERS ON SELF-INJECTION
This piece was originally featured on the DISC blog. By Josephine Kasaija, DISC-Uganda Technical Learning & Innovations Manager Amid a global pandemic, people around the

A Companion to Digital Sexual and Reproductive Health
Meet Tina, a virtual companion who provides easy access to sexual and reproductive health information. Accessible through WhatsApp, Facebook and any web browser, Tina is a one-stop shop to access information about self-inject and other contraceptives.

Committed to Learning Everything She Can to Improve Women’s Health
Private health care is one of the fastest-growing segments of health care systems, and private providers are an increasingly important source of care in low- and middle-income countries.

Overcoming Client Fear to Self-Inject: Consumer Insights Light a Path toward DMPA-SC Scale-Up
The Population Services International-led Delivering Innovation in Self-Care (DISC) program—being implemented in Nigeria and Uganda—aims to answer questions as they relate to self-injectable contraception, DMPA-SC. And, in doing so, demonstrate that self-care offers health systems a new and critical partner: consumers themselves.

What’s the vision for success for self-care in Uganda?
This Q&A highlights the progress and benefits of advancing self-care for SRHR in Uganda.
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