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Save for Health Uganda (SHU) has successfully implemented the “Enabling Vulnerable Families to Equitably Access Quality Healthcare Services (Continued)” project with support from Bread for the World (BftW) from 2024 to end in December 2026 across 12 districts in Uganda. The end-of-project evaluation that was conducted between May and June 2026 confirms that the initiative… Read More

Save for Health Uganda (SHU), together with fellow Community-Based Health Financing (CBHF) promoters, achieved a significant policy milestone by officially submitting the draft Community-Based Health Financing (CBHF) Guidelines to the Director General of Health Services at the Ministry of Health (MoH) in the meeting held on 25th February 2026 at MoH Headquarters in Kampala. The… Read More

Stakeholders during a centralized meeting to document the draft CBHF Guidelines

The DG’s office tasked SHU to engage other Community Based Health Financing (CBHF) promoters to generate ideas for developing CBHF…

The participants of 8th National Community Health Financing (CHF) conference that was held on 18th – 22nd August 2025 at…

From 18th to 22nd August 2025, key health stakeholders convened at Imperial Golf View Hotel, Entebbe, for the 8th National Community Health Financing (CHF) Conference. The five-day meeting provided a platform for government, development partners, civil society, and local actors to deliberate on guidelines to standardize and scale up community-based health financing (CBHF) schemes as a… Read More

From 18th to 22nd August 2025, key health stakeholders convened at Imperial Golf View Hotel, Entebbe, for the 8th National Community Health Financing (CHF) Conference. The five-day meeting provided a platform for government, development partners, civil society, and local actors to deliberate on guidelines to standardize and scale up community-based health financing (CBHF) schemes as… Read More

The 8th National CHF conference has been organized to discuss and generate proposals for Community Based Health Insurance (CBHI) guidelines to be submitted to MoH for adoption. The conference is both timely and significant, as the absence of the Community Based Health Insurance regulations continues to hinder the effective operations of the schemes. It had… Read More