Services

Health Worker Training

Equipping healthcare professionals with evidence-based diabetes care skills.

We conduct comprehensive training programs to ensure that healthcare workers are proficient in evidence-based diabetes care practices. These programs cover topics such as diagnosis, treatment, and management strategies, equipping professionals with the latest knowledge and skills to effectively care for patients with diabetes.

Screening Services​

Conducting screenings for diabetes and hypertension in at-risk populations for early detection and intervention.

Early detection of diabetes and hypertension is critical for preventing complications and improving health outcomes. We offer screening services in communities, workplaces, and healthcare settings to identify individuals at risk of these conditions. Our screenings include assessments of blood glucose levels, blood pressure measurements, and risk factor evaluations, allowing us to identify individuals who may benefit from further evaluation and intervention.

Public Awareness

Raising awareness about diabetes within the general population to foster understanding and prevention.

Increasing awareness about diabetes is vital for prevention, early detection, and effective management of the condition. Through public awareness campaigns, workshops, and community outreach events, we strive to educate the general population about the risk factors, symptoms, and complications of diabetes. By raising awareness, we aim to reduce stigma, encourage healthy behaviors, and promote early intervention.

Collaboration and Liaison​

Partnering with other civil society organizations dealing with Non-communicable Diseases to amplify impact and share resources.

Collaboration with other civil society organizations is essential for maximizing the impact of our efforts to address diabetes and other non-communicable diseases. We work closely with partner organizations to share resources, coordinate activities, and advocate for policies that promote diabetes prevention and management. Through these partnerships, we leverage collective expertise and resources to support individuals and communities affected by diabetes.

Self-Care Education

Educating individuals living with diabetes on self-care practices for better management.

Living with diabetes requires individuals to take an active role in their own health management. Our health education initiatives focus on empowering people with diabetes to understand their condition better and adopt healthy lifestyle practices. We provide information on topics such as nutrition, exercise, medication adherence, and blood glucose monitoring, enabling individuals to make informed decisions about their health.

Professional Development

Organizing ongoing training sessions for continuous skill enhancement among healthcare providers.

Continuous professional development is essential for maintaining the highest standards of care. Through regular sessions and workshops, we offer opportunities for healthcare workers to enhance their knowledge, stay updated on advancements in diabetes management, and improve their clinical skills. These sessions foster a culture of lifelong learning and excellence within the healthcare community.

IEC Material Provision

Supplying Information, Education, and Communication materials to aid diabetes self-management.

Participation in regional meetings and conferences organized by the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) Africa regional council enables us to contribute to regional diabetes initiatives and advocacy efforts. By engaging with stakeholders from across the region, we collaborate on strategies to address common challenges, share best practices, and advocate for policies that prioritize diabetes prevention, care, and support in Uganda and beyond.

Regional Engagement

Actively participating in IDF Africa regional council meetings to contribute to regional diabetes initiatives and advocacy efforts.

Participation in regional meetings and conferences organized by the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) Africa regional council enables us to contribute to regional diabetes initiatives and advocacy efforts. By engaging with stakeholders from across the region, we collaborate on strategies to address common challenges, share best practices, and advocate for policies that prioritize diabetes prevention, care, and support in Uganda and beyond.