Translating research into community-driven health interventions that improve lives across Africa.
UWRA designs and implements health programs that are deeply rooted in evidence, co-created with communities, and rigorously evaluated. Our programs address the most pressing health challenges in Africa — from maternal mortality to mental health, from health systems strengthening to digital health innovation.
We work across the continuum of care, ensuring that interventions are not only effective but also scalable, sustainable, and culturally appropriate.
Explore flagship programsOur signature initiatives that demonstrate UWRA's commitment to evidence-based, community-centered health solutions.
Community health worker-led interventions to improve maternal outcomes, reduce neonatal mortality, and strengthen referral systems in rural Kenya.
A mobile-based intervention that provides cognitive behavioral therapy and peer support to adolescents in urban and rural settings.
Implementation research to improve patient flow, reduce delays, and enhance coordination between community and facility levels.
Task-sharing and digital decision support to improve screening, diagnosis, and management of hypertension in underserved communities.
Integrated interventions addressing malnutrition through household gardens, nutrition education, and local food system strengthening.
Multi-country assessment of readiness to scale evidence-based interventions, identifying barriers and enablers at system and community levels.
Our work spans a broad range of health domains, each with dedicated interventions and research.
Antenatal care, safe delivery, postpartum support, and family planning.
Depression, anxiety, trauma, and community mental health integration.
Hypertension, diabetes, cardiovascular risk, and cancer screening.
Falls prevention, chronic disease management, and social support.
Surveillance, stewardship, and community awareness campaigns.
Adolescent health, sexual and reproductive health, and life skills.
Food systems, malnutrition prevention, and dietary interventions.
Health education, behavior change, and community mobilization.
mHealth, electronic records, telemedicine, and decision support.
Every program follows a structured, evidence-driven process from design to scale-up.
We engage communities and stakeholders to identify priority health challenges and contextual factors.
We review existing research and synthesize evidence to inform intervention design.
We collaborate with communities, health workers, and policymakers to co-create solutions.
We pilot and scale interventions using implementation science principles.
We track outcomes, learn, and adapt in real time.
We work with partners to embed programs into health systems and ensure long-term impact.
Partner with UWRA to scale evidence-based health programs across Africa.