About - Mayanja Memorial Hospital Foundation

Empowering Communities Through Health and Development.

About Us

Mayanja Memorial Hospital Foundation was established to extend the reach of health services into communities that public facilities struggle to serve consistently. We are a national NGO, registered with the Uganda NGO Bureau, and we work with and through government and public structures rather than building parallel systems alongside them.

Our test for a programme is simple: what is still standing in the district twelve months after the funding ends?

What we do

Reduce the burden of malaria, tuberculosis, HIV and non-communicable diseases
Promote safe motherhood and maternal health
Build the capacity of community structures — health committees, village health teams and support groups
Empower communities to address health and social development challenges themselves

How we are funded

MMHF works as a sub-recipient and implementing partner rather than as a grant-making body. Current funding comes from the Global Fund through TASO, alongside self-funded pilot work. Past programmes were funded by USAID. Our audited accounts are published each year.

Mission

Equity

To improve equity in health for Vulnerable communities

Access

To improve Access to health facilities for vulnerable communities in Uganda

Sustainability

To improve sustainable health for vulnerable communities in Uganda

Objectives

To build capacity of community
structures for improved service delivery

To prevent and mitigate the
impact of HIV/AIDS in vulnerable communities in Uganda

To prevent safe motherhood
interventions in Uganda

To prevent and control
communicable and non-communicable diseases

Let us introduce ourselves

About MMHF

MMHF is a national non government organization (NGO) registered in 2007 and in 2004 as a CBO

Works with and through Government /Public structures and partners to support health and community development to promote household resilience. Over the last 20 years ,MMHF has supported successful implementation and execution of donor funded grants and interventions in the field of OVC, HIV & AIDS, Malaria, Community Based disease surveillance and public health (CBDS), Covid 19, and other emergency disease outbreak response including Ebola, & Murburg, maternal health, and health rights promotion in the central, South western and Western regions

Our Partners

MHHF CURRENT DISTRICTS 2024

Our Footprint across the country

Over the last 20 years ,MMHF has supported successful implementation and execution of donor funded grants and interventions which has had an impact in 41 districts. Currently interventions are active in 26 districts