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.
The programme supports Uganda’s efforts to reduce HIV and TB infections, illness and deaths by expanding access to high-quality prevention, testing, treatment, care and support services. Particular attention is given to adolescent girls and young women, key populations and other vulnerable populations, who may face increased risk of infection and barriers to accessing essential health services.
Working through health facilities, districts and communities, Baylor Foundation Uganda combines targeted service delivery with health and community systems strengthening to ensure that HIV and TB services are accessible, responsive and sustainable.
WHAT WE DO
HIV Prevention and Testing
Expanding access to HIV prevention and testing services, with particular attention to populations at increased risk of HIV infection and those facing barriers to care.
HIV Treatment and Care
Supporting timely linkage to treatment, continuity of care and improved treatment outcomes for people living with HIV.
Adolescent Girls and Young Women
Strengthening access to comprehensive HIV prevention and related health services for adolescent girls and young women, including those living in high HIV-burden settings.
Key and Vulnerable Populations
Improving access to responsive, inclusive and people-centered HIV and TB services for key and vulnerable populations.
Tuberculosis and Drug-Resistant TB
Supporting TB prevention, screening, diagnosis, treatment and care, including interventions addressing HIV/TB co-infection and drug-resistant TB.
Health and Community Systems Strengthening
Strengthening health facilities, community systems and linkages between communities and healthcare services to improve the quality, accessibility and sustainability of HIV and TB programming.
