Busoga Health Forum – A Healthy, Thriving Busoga

Busoga Health Forum two anniversary

Busoga Health Forum Two years anniversary

The Guest of Honor, Owek. Osman Ahmed, the 2nd Deputy Prime Minister, Busoga Kingdom signs after making a contribution.

ZOOM FLYERS

Dr. Helena Hildenwall and Dr. Viveka Nordberg and BHF team

Jinja/Stockholm Pediatric Health Partnership

Team From Astrid Lindgren's Children's Hospital, Sweden with BHF Team in Jinja for the Pediatric Health Partnership

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Urban Thrive Project

Village Health Teams participating in a UTP training on increasing uptake of voluntary Family Planning.

Launching of the public health emergency center at Jinja Regional Referral Hospital

Empowering Health Workers with Life-Saving ETAT+ Skills

Empowering Health Workers with Life-Saving
Emergency Triage, Assessment, and Treatment (ETAT+) Skills

Health worker practicing life-saving Emergency Triage, Assessment, and Treatment (ETAT+) skills through simulation,
ensuring rapid, effective care for critically ill children.

Female leaders meeting to discuss malaria vaccination in Busoga

Female Cultural Leaders Championing Immunization
Efforts for Healthier Communities

Female cultural leaders leading discussions on strategies to enhance immunization coverage, championing
efforts to protect communities and ensure healthier futures for children and families across the region.

Women leading Malaria Eradication in Busoga

Who We Are

The Busoga Health Forum was established to ‘To mobilize the Abe ‘Busoga and well-wishers towards accelerating efforts to improve health and thriving in Busoga’. Individuals from Busoga are desirous to be formed into a body corporate to associate officially in a bid to promote good health and improve health outcomes in the Busoga region.

Busoga Health Forum (BHF) is an association of like-minded people and professionals stimulating community, Government and Partner actions for better Health of the people of Busoga – Jinja city…

Greetings to you all!

Busoga is in a crisis – poverty, ill health, poor education, and lost leadership. But things have not always been like this and should not remain like this, we must change. One critical resource Busoga has are its health professionals and organisations scattered all over the world. Thus, on behalf of Busoga Health Forum (BHF), I am pleased to welcome you to our website.