St. Francis Health Care Services

Serving Uganda’s most vulnerable

At St. Francis Health Care Services,
we are committed to

 

  • Increasing access to inclusive, comprehensive, and quality Healthcare to the most vulnerable in East and Central Uganda.

  • Improving the Economic well-being of households through strengthening household incomes.

  • Increasing access to Food security and nutrition services for households to live a productive and healthy life.

  • Strengthening Social Safety Nets, Protecting children and youth from abuse and exploitation, increasing access to legal support and civil restitution, and Empowering young people to realize their full rights and potential.

  • Strengthening Family and Community-level structures and systems to provide sustainable support to vulnerable households.

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2,048 HouseHolds. That's the number of households of Adolscent girls and young women we have reached reached in the last ten months with Economic skills.
Through Edutainment, our youth are able to integrate social issues into popular &quality entertainment formats. It's working well by inspiring dialogue, raising awareness, shaping attitudes, and generating change by addressing issues that impact
In #Uganda, With More than one-third of all young children, 2.4 million being stunted. And The damage caused by stunting being irreversible. Nutritional support programs should be a priority in our communities trickling down to households to enable u
The Young people of our youth empowerment program #shadowidols believe that everyone has a story, everyone has a right to tell their story and everyone can learn from other's stories. And everyone has a right to stand up for their beliefs. That's why
Your Support Transformed Lives
Our Ambulatory Emergency service is enabling us to contribute to the National Strategic Objective of increasing the proportion of #emergency patients receiving ambulance response within 1 hour to 50% by 2025.
Young people often face a number of obstacles accessing sexual and reproductive health services. These barriers relate to availability and accessibility as well as the quality of the services provided. For example, laws and policies may limit young p
By increasing the resilience of food security, we’re able to strengthen the foundation of well-being upon which vulnerable #populations can build secure, productive, and just #communities
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