Since 2015, AFOD- Uganda has progressively grown its program portfolio from delivery of adolescent sexual and reproductive health services in Adjumani district to; Community based HIV/AIDS services in Adjumani funded by IDI/CDC, Maternal child health and Nutrition education in Koboko and Yumbe-Bidi-Bidi in consortium with ACF, food security and livelihoods (GFA in Adjumani, Moyo and Obongi Districts) in consortium with Palm Corps funded by WFP, Adolescent sexual reproductive health services which addresses; Sexual Violence and SRHR for underserved/Vulnerable AGYW in the districts of Adjumani, Moyo and Obongi Districts funded by ViiV Health care foundation UK and Positive Action. AFOD has a wealth of experience in implementing interventions in nutrition, Food security & livelihood, and Health projects. We have established a good track record of collaboration with local stakeholders in the delivery of social services for both displaced and host communities in West Nile region.
AFOD Uganda in partnership with ViiV Health care foundation UK and Positive Action is implementing a project which addresses PAGW in the area(s) of; Sexual Violence and SRHR for underserved/Vulnerable AGYW in Adjumani, Moyo and Obongi Districts.
Beneficiaries:2,000 Adolescent Girls and Young women.
Goal: Improving adolescent Sexual Reproductive Health
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AFOD and co-partner Palm Corps in partnership with United Nations World Food Programme are helping to strengthen food security and build sustainable agriculture-based livelihoods through emergency in-kind food and cash based transfers programmes to build resilience at household level.
Beneficiaries: 204,459 South Sudanese refugees
Goal: Improving access to food and ensure that crisis-affected refugees living in Adjumani settlements consume adequate and nutritious diet in times of need.
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AFOD and co-partner Palm Corps in partnership with United Nations World Food Programme are helping to strengthen food security and build sustainable agriculture-based livelihoods through emergency in-kind food and cash based transfers programmes to build resilience at household level.
Beneficiaries:120,081 Refugees living in Palorinya settlement.
Goal: Improving access to food and ensure that crisis-affected refugees living in Palorinya settlements consume adequate and nutritious diet in times of need.
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AFOD in partnership with Action against Hunger (ACF) with funding from World Food Programme is implementing a programme on Care Group Approach in Lobule and Bidi-Bidi refugee settlements to improve nutrition knowledge among PLW and children aged 6-59 months in order to prevent chronic and acute malnutrition among refugees and host communities in the two settlements of Bidi-Bidi in Yumbe and Lobule in Koboko district.
Beneficiaries
Children 6 to 59 months and Pregnant Lactating Women 15-49 years diagnosed with MAM
Goal
Contributing to improved nutritional wellbeing among children of 6-59 months and women of 15-49 years in refugees and host communities
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AFOD-Uganda in partnership with Infectious Disease Institute (IDI) is implementing a project aimed at improving access to comprehensive HIV/AIDS/TB care through capacity-building initiatives and community linkages in Adjumani District.
Beneficiaries
Direct target Beneficiaries; Children, adolescents, adults, and people living with HIV and Indirect beneficiaries; Health Workers, CORPS, family members of people affected by HIV.
Goal
Improved access to comprehensive HIV/AIDS/TB care through capacity building initiatives and community linkages towards sustaining epidemic control in West Nile refugee hosting district of Adjumani.
