Sh3.7bn project launched to enhance refugee health in Uganda

The project is strategically positioned in border districts to serve as a primary point of contact and service provision for those fleeing crises

A midwife attending to women at Rhino Camp Refugee Settlement in Terego. Photo by John Musenze

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

On June 19, 2024, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and the Embassy of Japan in Uganda launched the Delivering Lifesaving Integrated Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights and Gender-Based

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Sh3.7bn project launched to enhance refugee health in Uganda

The project is strategically positioned in border districts to serve as a primary point of contact and service provision for those fleeing crises

A midwife attending to women at Rhino Camp Refugee Settlement in Terego. Photo by John Musenze

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