Newsletter Issues

Welcome to the second edition of Volume 25 of the ROM Newsletter! We’re thrilled to bring you our Quarter 2 Highlights-vibrant reflection of the progress, breakthroughs, and inspiring impact we’ve made together over the past three months. From major milestones and heartwarming success stories to dynamic partnerships, this issue celebrates the spirit of resilience, compassion, […]

  Strengthening Health Services Integration: ROM’s partnership with the Ministry of Health to enhance streamlined and impactful service delivery. Collaborating for Impact, with highlights from the Kampala HIV Semi-Annual Partners’ Review Meeting. ROM Builds Capacity in HIV Testing: HIV Rapid Testers Certification Training empowered frontline health workers. Honouring Lives Lost and Renewed Commitment: ROM participates

“To improve service delivery-Integration is the way to go.” Dr. Christopher Oundo- HIB/TB Focal person Kampala Capital City Authority. To improve service delivery, Ministry of health has prioritized the integration of health services to improve access, equity and the quality of care across all levels of the healthcare system in the country. ROM, the Implementing

We are pleased to share with you what transpired during the Kampala HIV Project Partners review meeting that was organized to review project performance and assess progress on key indicators as well as identify challenges, draw lessons and improve performance. Dr Grace Namayanja, the Lead Activity Manager for the Kampala HIV Project appreciated ROM for

ROM, through the Kampala HIV Project conducted an impactful HIV Rapid Testers Certification Training, bringing together health workers from various health facilities across Kampala Region. The five-day training was part of our ongoing commitment to strengthening the quality of HIV services in Uganda. Participants were taken through intensive sessions on: Accurate HIV rapid testing procedures,

ROM and Uganda Harm Reduction Network hosted delegates from VIIV Healthcare from the United Kingdom at Kisenyi Health Centre IV. The team was on a one-week learning visit in the country to gain a deeper understanding of the HIV Combination Prevention Service Delivery Model implemented by the partners among Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW),

In May, the ROM family came together at the Banda site for a deeply enriching Spiritual Retreat – a moment set aside to pause, reflect, and give thanks to God for His abundant blessings, grace, mercy, love, wisdom, protection, and guidance.

“Behaviour Change is key to tackling the Challenges” – Hon. Paul Mugambe, Mayor of Nakawa Division On May 16th, Reach Out Mbuya Community Health Initiative (ROM) joined other stakeholders at the Candlelight Memorial held at the Uganda AIDS Commission Headquarters in Ntinda, Kampala. The event served as a moment of reflection and solidarity with those

On 28th May, ROM joined Kampala Capital City Authority to commemorate the International Labour Day under the theme: Promoting Descent Work & Social Justice, with the objective to promote descent labour opportunities, create awareness on labour administration in Kampala for descent work and social justice. We also provided HIV testing & Counselling services at the

Reach Out Mbuya Community Health Initiative (ROM), with generous support from SIDECOLE remains steadfast in her mission to uplift the lives of vulnerable individuals-particularly children from households affected by HIV. This quarter, through the Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) program, ROM provided comprehensive support to 75 children and their families, addressing both immediate needs and