Flagship programs at a glance

UWRA's flagship programs represent our long-term institutional commitments to translating evidence into community health impact. Each program is designed to address a critical health challenge, grounded in rigorous research, and implemented in partnership with communities, governments, and health systems.

These programs are not short-term projects — they are sustained interventions that evolve with evidence and adapt to local contexts, ensuring lasting change.

6

Flagship programs

12+

Active projects

8

Counties reached

15+

Partner institutions

Our flagship programs

Long-term institutional interventions designed for sustained health impact — scroll to explore all programs.

Maternal & Child Health

Healthy Mothers, Healthy Futures

Improving maternal and child health through community-based interventions and skilled care.

2 counties 300+ 2025–2027
Mental Health

Community Mental Health Integration

Integrating mental health services into primary care and community settings, reducing stigma.

2 counties 500+ 2025–2027
Health Systems

Strengthening Primary Care Networks

Building resilient primary care systems through referral optimization and health worker training.

3 counties 15 facilities 2025–2026
Non-Communicable Diseases

Community NCD Prevention & Control

Addressing hypertension, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease through community screening.

1 county 80+ 2026
Capacity Strengthening

Health Workforce Development

Training and mentoring health workers, community volunteers, and health managers.

4 counties 100+ 2024–2027
Digital Health

Digital Health & Data Innovation

Leveraging mobile health and data analytics to improve service delivery and surveillance.

2 counties 4 solutions 2026

Program thematic areas

Our flagship programs are organized around thematic areas that reflect our institutional priorities.

Maternal & Child Health

Reducing maternal and child mortality through evidence-based interventions.

Mental Health

Integrating mental health into primary care and community settings.

Non-Communicable Diseases

Preventing and controlling NCDs through community-based approaches.

Health Systems Strengthening

Building resilient and responsive health systems at all levels.

Digital Health

Harnessing technology to improve health access and outcomes.

Capacity Strengthening

Investing in health workforce development and institutional capacity.

5200+

Beneficiaries reached

150+

Health workers trained

8

Counties active

15+

Partner institutions

Partner with UWRA on flagship programs

We welcome partnerships with governments, universities, NGOs, and development organizations to scale impact and strengthen health systems.

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