Welcome to Partners for Health Individuals and Communities (PHIC)
Partners for Health Individuals and Communities (PHIC) is an indigenous not-for- profit organization dedicated to addressing the health needs of the Ugandan population.
At PHIC, we are dedicated to promoting the health and well-being of the Ugandan population. We envision a holistically healthy Ugandan population and creating a world with universally accessible quality health care for all regardless of their affiliation with religious, political, cultural, or any other societal groups. We aspire to work hand in hand with communities to deliver innovative health solutions that make a difference in people's lives.
PHIC Programmes
Capacity Building
Strengthen the skills and knowledge of healthcare professionals and organizations through capacity-building programs...
Disease Prevention and Control
Develop and implement robust strategies for the prevention and control of diseases, including infectious diseases and public health threats...
Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
Advocate for and facilitate access to comprehensive sexual and reproductive health services, including reproductive rights, to empower individuals...
Improving Nutrition
Enhance nutritional standards and practices to combat malnutrition and promote overall health, particularly in at-risk and underserved communities...
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
Improve access to clean water, sanitation facilities, and hygiene practices in order to advance public health and reduce the incidence of waterborne diseases....
Medical care for very needy vulnerable individuals
We work together with Government health facilities and PNFPs to identify & deliver medical care directly to poor and vulnerable patients....
News and Updates
PHIC Hosts the East & Southern African Youth SRHR Hybrid Conference
On 26th and 27th September 2024, Partners for Healthy Individuals and Communities (PHIC), successfully hosted the first East & Southern African Youth SRHR Hybrid Conference convened at City Royal Hotel,
Health Ministry urged to address medicine shortages in hospitals
The Ministry of Health has been tasked to engage District Health Officers (DHOs) to ensure timely delivery of medicines to different health facilities in the country. The guidance was given
Ntoroko Youth: ‘Self-Care’ only hope to curb unwanted, early pregnancies
Adolescents and young mothers are experiencing significant barriers, including stigma and discrimination to accessing voluntary family planning and reproductive health (FP/RH) services at Kanara landing site, Ntoroko District. Although self-care
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