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Some of the health care workers who received training on COVID-19 vaccine management and risk communication in the Eastern region ready to serve.

With USAID support, Bududa District overcame varied challenges and vaccinated most of its adult population

When COVID-19 hit Uganda, Margaret Bayoru worried about how patients in the country's remote facilities in the West Nile region would receive medicines.

“I got married so young with no knowledge of raising healthy children,” says Sharon, a 27-year-old from Budaka district. “My children were sickly and malnourished.” She has six children between the ages of 9 years and 5 months, all of whom struggled with diarrhea, malaria, and malnourishment.

Twenty-seven-year-old Morris Ojok is an enterprising young man from Akalo village in Lira district. After graduating with an Agricultural certificate from Kaberamaido Technical Institute,

USAID supports locally-led cultural ecotourism among the Ik Indigenous People in Northeastern Uganda

USAID silos improve food safety and school attendance in Uganda’s Karamoja region

4 ways USAID support helped them bounce back in life

USAID helps Ugandans combat forest degradation and improve livelihoods

How USAID supports Indigenous communities in our work

With USAID support, Bududa District overcame varied challenges and vaccinated most of its adult population

Using community-based health services to relegate a parasitic disease

9 ways USAID worked with partners to support the Ugandan Government’s goals to contain and end the spread of Ebola