Implementing with and for The Global Fund USAID Ministry of Health District local governments
Our programmes, one delivery model
Every programme runs through existing district structures — village health
teams, health facility committees and district health offices — so capacity stays
behind when funding ends.
Malaria
Global Fund via TASO
ongoing
Supporting Uganda’s malaria reduction and elimination strategy in vulnerable communities: household sanitation campaigns through HOCAM, integratedcommunity case management, and net distribution alongside district teams.
districts under the current
grant
Tuberculosis
Global Fund via Taso
ongoing
Contact tracing for people living with a diagnosed TB patient, with same-weekscreening referral and treatment follow-up, to shorten the gap between exposure and diagnosis.
contacts traced since
January 2025
HIV
USAID via UHA-DOD
completed
Community linkage and retention support for people living with HIV,including adherence follow-up and referral for orphans and vulnerable children.
districts supported
Non-communicable diseases
USAID via EGPAF
completed
Screening days for diabetes and hypertension at health centre III and IV level, paired with health education on diet, tobacco and alcohol through trained community volunteers.
screening outreaches held
Figures are drawn from our reporting to funders and cover the period shown. We
publish the underlying reports rather than asking you to take the numbers on
trust.
districts with active programmes
health workers trained
community outreaches held
villages reached with health education
Period: July 2023 – June 2026. Source: MMHF Annual Report 2025/26 (PDF, 3.1 MB)
MMHF contributes to the reduction and elimination of malaria in Uganda
MMHF contributes to the reduction of tuberculosis
MMHF partners with TASO to support people affected with HIV/AIDS
MMHF focuses on raising awareness and promoting preventive measures for non-communicable diseases
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