We Care. No matter what.
Promoting modern contraceptive use among girls in secondary schools and universities.
We work with the media to deliver vital SRHR information and raise awareness of the SRHR issues faced by fishing communities
Our team works to ensure that every woman of reproductive age has access to any sexual and reproductive health service of their choice.
We are improving the education outcomes for girls in schools by promoting menstrual cups, a long lasting and reusable alternative to the normal menstrual pads.
FMP Participates in the Global Gathering workshop organized by SAAF.
We train girls and avail them with menstrual products to enable them manage their menstruation with diginity
We work with the Community Peer Mobilizers to conduct on ground health education talks.
Our community-based approach to promoting open dialogue and information sharing around sexual and reproductive health topics
- About FMP
Family Medical Point is a not-for-profit organization that advocates, promotes and provides rights-based comprehensive sexual and reproductive health services to young people, women, sexual minorities, marginalized, hard to reach and forgotten communities.
We enhance access to life saving healthcare services, particularly comprehensive SRH services among minorities, key populations, marginalized communities and young people, promote health in schools and empower women and girls to realize their full potential.
- Our Mission
To Promote and provide equitable access to healthcare services to underserved communities.
Highlights of our work
Girls Empowering Girls Project
CarePlus Project
YEAH PROJECT: Using social media and influencers to empower young people
The Voucherplus Project
Empower To Plan Project
Recent News
FMP’s Impact in the Communities
Media-Driven Abortion Stigma: FMP to Host a Media Cafe with Journalists and Editors.
CSMMUA PLANS JOINT ACTION TO ADVANCE LEGAL SAFE ABORTION CARE
Unsafe abortion: over 200 sex workers sensitized in Nakiwogo fishing community
Keeping girls in fishing communities at School: 200 school girls and teachers benefit from menstrual hygiene sensitization.
Menstrual Hygiene: Advancing Girls’ Education Through Access to Accurate SRHR Information and Services.
Support Our Programs
Everyday is a battle for simple survival. Life gets rough and even the strong need support to help ease the burden. Your help today can provide lifesaving relief. Help us enhance the Health of many Ugandans and the world by donating today.