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8 Sep

Promotions

The African Centre for Health and Nutrition (AfriCHAN) has launched a new regional program aimed at reducing child malnutrition and improving maternal health outcomes across Eastern Uganda. The initiative, titled “Strengthening Community-Based Nutrition Systems,” will support health workers, local leaders, and community volunteers.

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8 Sep

Training

The African Centre for Health and Nutrition (AfriCHAN) has completed a major capacity-building initiative aimed at improving maternal and newborn health outcomes across Eastern Uganda. A total of 120 health workers—including midwives, nurses, clinical officers, and Village Health Teams (VHTs)—participated in an intensive training program

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8 Sep

Research study

AfriCHAN has officially launched an in-depth research study titled “Determinants of Stunting in Rural Eastern Uganda.” This study aims to uncover the root causes of chronic malnutrition among children under five, with an emphasis on household practices, food systems, maternal health, and community-based determinants.

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8 Sep

Partnership

Accurate data is the backbone of effective health planning. Yet, many rural communities face challenges such as: Inconsistent reporting Lack of digital tools Poor data literacy Delayed submissions This partnership aims to address these gaps.....

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14 Mar

Outreach

The African Centre for Health and Nutrition (AfriCHAN) successfully conducted a large-scale community nutrition outreach in Butaleja District, marking one of the region’s most impactful interventions this year.

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14 Mar

Voluteers

AfriCHAN has equipped over 150 Community Health Volunteers (CHVs) with essential tools to improve community-level health services in Uganda’s Eastern region. The distribution is part of AfriCHAN’s broader effort to.....

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