WORLD AIDS DAY 2022

H.E The President of The Republic of Uganda Yoweri Kaguta Museveni Arrives For The National Commemoration Of World AIDS Day in Rukungiri – 1st December 2022

LAUNCH OF NPGSD 2021

Hon. Babirye Milly Babalanda Minister for Presidency (C) Launches the “National Policy Guidelines on Ending HIV Stigma and Discrimination” on 26th October 2021 at Hotel Africana. On her Left is Hon. Sarah Kayagi Netalisire Chairperson HIV Parliament Committee.

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PHILLY LUTAYA MEMORIAL LECTURE 2021

Delegates Pose for a Photo During the Philly Lutaaya Memorial Lecture on 18th November 2021 at Hotel Africana. In the Centre is His Majesty Omukama Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru the King of Toro

SIGNING OF MOU AT BUGANDA KINGDOM

Left to Right: Mrs. Enid Wamani – Director Partnership UAC, Dr. Eddie Mukoyo- Chairperson Board UAC, Mr. Charles Peter Mayiga – Prime Minister (Katikkiro) of Buganda Kingdom After signing a Memorandum of Understanding Between Uganda AIDS Commission and Buganda Kingdom.

LAUNCH OF NPGSD 2021 DELEGATES

Delegates pose for a Photo after the Launch of the National Policy Guidelines on Ending HIV Stigma and Discrimination on 26th October 2021 at Hotel Africana.

MINISTER'S VISIT TO UAC 2021

The Director General UAC – Dr. Nelson Musoba gives a tour around the UAC Offices to the Minister for the Presidency – Hon. Babirye Milly Babalanda during the Ministers Visit at Uganda AIDS Commission. In photo are Chairman UAC Board- Dr. Eddie Mukoyo on her left and the Permanent Secretary Office of the Presidency- Haji Yunus Kakande on her right.

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Director General's Message

ENDING AIDS BY 2030 IS POSSIBLE

On June 6th 2017, President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni launched the Presidential Fast-Track Initiative (PFTI) to end AIDS as a public health threat in Uganda by 2030. After 25 years at the helm of coordinating the HIV response, Uganda AIDS Commission is convinced that ending AIDS as a public health threat is possible, going by the current achievements.

Our Core Values

We Do Things That Matters

In delivery of our services, the Commission has customer at the center and our customer value proposition is underpinned in a set of cherished values. These are:
Stakeholder responsiveness

Stakeholder responsiveness

The Commission undertakes to respond to stakeholder needs in real time and to proactively predict stakeholders’ expectations and devise measures to meet them,
Integrity 

Integrity 

As an organization, we strive to promote openness, trust, transparency, accountability and respect in all our undertakings,
Partnership

Partnership

Collaboration and partnership is core to the Commission’s service delivery mechanisms.  Building and strengthening partnership is not only a core value but also a mechanism to deliver services,
Team work 

Team work 

Whereas the Commission cherishes and continues to reward individual merit, we believe in rallying individual efforts together in a manner that creates synergies.  Team work and team building is therefore central to the Commission’s core values.

STATUS OF THE NATIONAL HIV AND AIDS RESPONSE IN UGANDA AS OF DECEMBER 2021

0
No of New HIV Infections
0
Men (15+)
0
Women (15+)
0
Children (0-14)
0
Total No. of People living with HIV
0
No of Adult Men living with HIV
0
No. of Adult Women living with HIV
0
Children Living with HIV
0
Annual AIDS related Deaths
0
Men (15+)
0
Women (15+)
0
Children (0-14)

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