Our projects
Every project, its funder, timeline, and status — transparent by default.
ActiveNIAMR
NIAMR aims to develop and evaluate a national interoperable integrated digital AMR data capture, processing and sharing platform (NIAMR) at the national level, bringing together human health AMR data from multiple existing AMR data capture systems, to support timely AMR detection, monitoring and evidence-based decision-making for improved surveillance and response in Uganda, with a scalable architecture for extension to other One Health sectors (i.e., animal health, water, wildlife and environment).
ActiveThe Local Partner Health Services Eastern and Karamoja (LPHS-EK)
The Local Partner Health Services Eastern and Karamoja (LPHS-EK) Activity, implemented by the Baylor Foundation Uganda, is in its fifth year of operation. The Activity supports the Ministry of Health in achieving the PEPFAR goals of reaching and maintaining HIV epidemic control by 2025 and ending AIDS by 2030 by increasing the availability and utilization of quality integrated HIV/TB services in the region.
CompletedFCDO-Supported Mpox Response Project in Uganda
As part of Uganda’s national Mpox response, Baylor Foundation Uganda (BFU) supported the Ministry of Health in 16 of the 69 affected districts—accounting for 68% of reported Mpox cases. This work was supported by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO).
CompletedCOVID-19 Delivery Support (CDS3) Grant — PATH Partnership
In relation to the project ‘COVID -19 Deliver Support’ (CDS) Needs based funding, PATH is partnering with Baylor Foundation Uganda to support the Ministry of Health in mobilizing communities and increasing demand for routine immunization services. The collaboration focuses on reaching zero-dose and under-immunized children in Kamwenge, Kitagwenda, Bunyangabu, Ntoroko and Kiryandongo through tailored, evidence-based strategies.
CompletedComprehensive multisectoral HIV Prevention and Reproductive Health for Adolescent Girls and Young Women in 3 Districts in Uganda
Baylor Foundation Uganda (BFU) commenced implementation of the “Comprehensive and Multisectoral HIV Prevention and Reproductive Health Programs for Adolescent Girls and Young Women” in the three high-burden districts of Kamwenge, Kiryandongo, and Tororo in April 2025. The project aimed to increase access to peer-led differentiated and comprehensive HIV/TB/SRHR/GBV/Nutrition services for pregnant, parenting, and most at-risk AGYW.
ActiveMRM-ACE Fort Portal – Mubende-Hoima
Multi-Regional Mechanism for Accelerating and Sustaining Epidemic Control in Fort Portal, Mubende, and Hoima regions in the Republic of Uganda through the PEPFAR- President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (FPMH).
ActiveEmpowering Women for Better Reproductive Health Outcomes (EMPOWER)
Empowering Women for Better Reproductive Health Outcomes (EMPOWER) is a five-year programme funded under Accountable Grant Number 400034-401 by the United Kingdom (UK) Department for Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO).
ActiveGC7
Baylor Foundation Uganda is implementing Global Fund Grant Cycle 7 (GC7) HIV and tuberculosis interventions as a sub-recipient through The AIDS Support Organization (TASO), the Global Fund Principal Recipient for Uganda’s non-public sector response.
CompletedELMA
Since 2012 to date, Baylor Foundation Uganda has been supporting reproductive, maternal, and newborn health (RMNH) activities. These efforts have contributed to the reduction of maternal and neonatal conditions and deaths in its 17 supported districts.