Girls Empowering Girls Project
Menstrual Health Hygiene is both a human rights and a health issue, where women and girls are entitled to live a life of dignity. In Uganda, insufficient Menstrual Hygiene Management […]
Girls Empowering Girls: 5,800 school girls from fishing communities to benefit from menstrual hygiene management education.
Family Medical Point has launched a menstrual hygiene management intervention aimed at reaching 5800 school girls in Uganda. The intervention will provide a school-wide training and mentorship on menstrual hygiene […]
CarePlus: FMP Trains Service Providers and Community Peer Mobilizers in key fishing communities
Family Medical Point conducted a Values Clarification and Attitude Transformation training for the CarePlus Project partner medical facilities, Community Peer Mobilisers from Kasenyi, Kiggungu, Nakiwoogo and Guuda landing sites as […]
World AIDS Day 2022 – FMP and partners deliver awareness and services to fishing communities.
Fishing communities are disproportionately affected by HIV/AIDS and currently shoulder 75% of the new infections in Uganda according to the Uganda Demographic Survey report, 2016. FMP has for over 05 […]
University Students encouraged to use contraceptives to avoid unwanted pregnancies.
There are a number of reasons why college students may not use contraception. Some students may not be aware of their options, while others may feel embarrassed or uncomfortable talking […]
Health practitioners want increased contraceptives use awareness in Universities.
Most female students at institutions of higher learning are reportedly sexually active but so many cannot access better use of preventive measures against unwanted pregnancies. At least 3 out of […]
