World Vision Uganda.

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Thank you Tony Whitmore for joining World Vision Ireland on the trip to Uganda to see the transformative work we do in communities in Busia, with the support of our child sponsors. We are delighted to have you as part of the World Vision Ireland family, championing the voices of the most vulnerable 🧡🧡

Daniel Etot, Project Officer-Health explains how timed and targeted counselling model is a strategic fit to the plight of mothers within community structures during the just concluded National Safe Motherhood Conference at Speke Resort Munyonyo in Kampala. Here is a snippet of what Daniel had to say! #NSMC2024

During the ongoing 4th Safe Motherhood Conference 2024, Hon.Jane Ruth Aceng, Minister of Health emphasises that nutrition for pregnant and lactating mothers is important in reducing neonatal and postnatal mortality. #SDG3 #NSMC2024 #ENOUGH World Vision World Vision East Africa Jeremiah Nyagah Connie Nankya M.A.-Public Relations and Media Mgt. BA(Hons) Mass Communication Richard Rumsey UNICEF Uganda Nutrition Division of the Ministry of Health - Uganda Anne Njuguna Paul Mwirichia James Kaahwa Businge Irene Musimenta

Benjamin Elasu, Project Officer-Health and Nutrition, highlighting the contribution of 39 trained VHTs on timed and targeted Counseling (ttC) and its impact on Antenatal Care Attendance during the 4th National Safe Motherhood Conference. #NSMC2024 World Vision World Vision East Africa Jeremiah Nyagah Connie Nankya M.A.-Public Relations and Media Mgt. BA(Hons) Mass Communication

Last week I had a privilege to travel to Uganda with World Vision Ireland to meet my sponsored child, Priscila. Because Priscila is on the sponsorship programme her whole family benefits from it. Priscila and her younger brother and sister sleep on a mattress with new bedding and the bed is covered with mosquito net which protects them from bites and diseases. The family is further supported with an easier access to clean and drinkable water less than 100 meters away from their house. This means that Priscila doesn’t have to walk for hours to get fresh water and in the process miss going to school. I am so humbled with the community welcome, their way of life and the challenges they face every day. In our world it might be hard to imagine living in a hut without running water, access to a toilet and no electricity, yet the warmth and joy this family shared with me was incredible. What strikes me the most is how a little amount of money makes a massive difference to children and their communities in Uganda. If anyone would like to become a sponsor and change a child’s life for good please visit: https://lnkd.in/eEYd_AkZ Thank you!🧡✨🤗 World Vision Uganda. Gillian Barnett Róisín Drayne Brenda Mockler Maurice Sadlier Robert Saunders Tara Doyle Maria Flannery Barry Dunning Ellen Butler Paddy Finn Fiona Brosnan 🧡

This year, the #4thNationalSafeMotherhood conference is aimed at mobilising stakeholders towards strengthening community engagement for sustainable maternal and child health. Through this platform, World Vision is showcasing some of the community models and their impact on maternal, newborn, child health and nutrition outcomes. The health and nutrition technical models including; Timed and Targeted Counselling ,and nurturing care groups have positively influenced mothers attending Antenatal Care, delivering by a skilled birth attendant, exclusive breast feeding, post natal care that are key in preventing maternal and child morbidity and mortality. World Vision Uganda. has trained and equipped over 2989 Community Health Workers reaching approximately 89670 households with appropriate social behavioural change messages on reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health and nutrition. The Ceremony was officially opened by the Hon.Minister of Health, Ruth Achieng who guided on the current status of health system in the country as well as adding her voice in the area of maternal health care and nutrition. She encouraged every Ugandan to join the fight to reduce maternal mortality and neonatal death. Among other partners, UNICEF USAID Ministry of Health - Uganda among others, significantly have contributed to the continued agenda of strengthening community systems and engagements. #NSMC2024 Jeremiah Nyagah Connie Nankya M.A.-Public Relations and Media Mgt. BA(Hons) Mass Communication Richard Rumsey Paul Mwirichia James Kaahwa Businge Sarah Atukunda Anne Njuguna Irene Musimenta World Vision World Vision East Africa

Spelling is more than just memorizing words; it’s about understanding their meanings, origins, and the beauty of language. It’s about developing skills that will serve you well throughout your life – from enhancing your communication abilities to boosting your confidence. Speech from Mr. Jeremiah Nyagah, National Director, World Vision. #SpellingBee

For I know the plans I have for you,' declares the Lord... (Jeremiah 29:11). Together, we work to give every child the chance for a brighter future filled with hope and opportunity. #MotivationMonday

In preparation for the 4th National Safe Motherhood Conference, which will take place from October 29th to 31st at Speke Resort Munyonyo, here are some key highlights from experts. Click below to re-watch! #4thSafeMotherhoodConf24