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Anglican Church of Uganda Helps Families Time and Space Pregnancies

The Anglican Church of Uganda helps protect the health of mothers and children by educating communities on family planning and providing family planning care in its clinics in Uganda. Watch a video by APC grantee CCIH showcasing local reverends discussing their views on family planning.

Anglican Church of Uganda Helps Families Time and Space Pregnancies
November 29, 2018
Announcement

The Anglican Church of Uganda helps protect the health of mothers and children by educating communities on family planning and providing family planning care in its clinics in Uganda. Watch a video by APC grantee CCIH showcasing local reverends discussing their views on family planning.

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Bringing Family Planning to Women in Uganda
June 02, 2017
Blog

Jackqueline Bwire Nabwire, a community health worker trained by APC Uganda, works to bring family planning to women in her village.

Dr. Tonny Tumwesigye, Executive Director, Uganda Protestant Medical Bureau Featured on Family Planning Voices
April 26, 2017
Announcement

The Family Planning Voices (#FPVoices) Tumblr documents and shares real stories from real people around the world who are passionate about family planning. Dr. Tonny Tumwesigye shares his story.

Becoming a Model Man
August 2016
Video

FHI 360, in partnership with Advancing Partners & Communities, implemented Emanzi, a peer intervention program in Uganda, to teach men how to become better husbands and partners. More than 850 men ages 18 to 45 have graduated from the program, and an evaluation is under way. Learn more about Emanzi in this presentation given at the 2016 Gender 360 Summit.

Why Uganda’s Teenage Girls Could Hold Key To Its Prosperity
August 31, 2016
Article

To achieve middle-income status, Uganda must cut its birth rate sharply and quickly, experts say, as well as foster educational opportunities for adolescent girls.

July 08, 2016
Announcement

In Uganda, APC is working on youth issues through the scale-up of the Gender Roles, Equality, and Transformation (GREAT) project, an assessment of the feasibility and acceptability of interventions to reduce unintended pregnancy among in-school youth, and the use of mobile phone technology for reproductive health for youth.

June 29, 2016
Announcement

The Advancing Partners and Communities project is helping 16 health facilities in Uganda to integrate family planning into HIV services.

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