This album serves as an ode to my home and how it shaped my perspectives/mindset. Thank you NYC for everything 😌🫡 #NTLP 6.26.26

LIGHT shares findings from a 6-year TB programme in Uganda led by @Lung_Institute calling for gender-responsive, people-centred care. NTLP testimonies show stronger capacity, with data shaping policy and survivor-led Photovoice transforming TB programmes.

LIGHT Project Dissemination: We have been able to conduct some research which has given us insights to bring out the issues affecting men - Mr Kato Sulaiman Gender Focal Person, NTLP @LIGHTonTB @brucekirenga @SsaliSarah @Afidep @TheGFUCCM @winterzie @Jackynakabira @FCDOGovUK @MLW_Programme @MinofHealthUG @WHOUganda @unhco @jcrc_official1 @StopTB @LSHTM @ReSoKenya @ikimuli2020 @winterzie @Zahranamuli @mnattimba #LungInstituteUG #LIGHTEvidenceToAction #MLIat10

LIGHT Project Dissemination: Dr Henry Luzze the NTLP Manager acknowledges that the program has greatly contributed to the NTLP research forum.@LIGHTonTB @brucekirenga @SsaliSarah @Afidep @TheGFUCCM @winterzie @Jackynakabira @FCDOGovUK @MLW_Programme @MinofHealthUG @WHOUganda @unhco @jcrc_official1 @StopTB @LSHTM @ReSoKenya @ikimuli2020 #LungInstituteUG #LIGHTEvidenceToAction #MLIat10

According to NTLP Manager Dr. Henry Luzze the LIGHT programme significantly strengthened NTLP capacity equipping staff to use data and evidence to inform policy and programming, with initiatives like Photovoice bringing TB survivor voices into decision making and policy. @LIGHTonTB @brucekirenga @SsaliSarah @Afidep @TheGFUCCM @winterzie @Jackynakabira @FCDOGovUK @MLW_Programme @MinofHealthUG @WHOUganda @unhco @jcrc_official1 @StopTB @LSHTM @ReSoKenya @ikimuli2020 #LungInstituteUG #LIGHTEvidenceToAction #MLIat10

𝗦𝘁𝗿𝗲𝗻𝗴𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗧𝗕 𝗗𝗶𝗮𝗴𝗻𝗼𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗰 𝗦𝘂𝗽𝗽𝗹𝘆 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗶𝗻𝘀 𝗧𝗵𝗿𝗼𝘂𝗴𝗵 𝗧𝗲𝗰𝗵𝗻𝗼𝗹𝗼𝗴𝘆 inSupply Health successfully completed the handover of the TB Laboratory Commodities Quantification Tool to the National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Programme (NTLP), marking an important milestone in strengthening the supply chain for TB laboratory commodities. Development of the tool began last year and included two pilot tests before being successfully used during the 2026 programme quantification review. The tool has four key modules: Data entry, aggregation, forecasting, and supply planning and can generate multi-year forecasts and supply plans for more than 30 TB laboratory commodities. The tool improves accuracy, reduces manual workload, and supports more efficient planning through automation of data aggregation and analysis. Technology and data still remain central to how we strengthen supply chains and ensure consistent access to lifesaving diagnostics. This digital tool enables the program to move beyond static spreadsheets toward dynamic, evidence-based planning that improves forecasting accuracy, strengthens decision-making, and ultimately supports better patient outcomes. This work was made possible through @PJMFdn and our partner @AfyaIntel. #HealthSupplyChain #DigitalHealth #GlobalHealth #SupplyChainInnovation

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"Rev. Namara Betty shares a crucial message she learned from the Ministry of Health's engagement with religious leaders: "Cover your mouth and nose when coughing, and pray from outside if possible" Let's protect our communities! #MOHUganda" @ KachainaMedia @KagutaMuseveni @JaneRuth_Aceng @DianaAtwine @TuryahabweStav2 @RichardKabanda2 #NTLP #USTP#HealthInChurch"

"Ministry of Health delegates led by Commissioner Dr. Stavia and Commissioner Dr. Kabanda empowering religious leaders in Mbarara to educate their followers on fighting HIV, preventing Malaria, TB, and promoting healthy lifestyles 💡 #HealthAndFaith #MOHUganda" @ KachainaMedia @KagutaMuseveni @JaneRuth_Aceng @DianaAtwine @TuryahabweStav2 @RichardKabanda2 #NTLP #USTP

The @MinofHealthUG is engaging religious leaders in South west Ankole region aiming at educatung them on how to educsting thier followers on how to prevent Hiv/Aids , Malaria , TB and Leprocy . Tomorrow , the #MoH will join #JOVOC BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT where also health services will be provided. @KachainaMedia. @KagutaMuseveni @JaneRuth_Aceng @DianaAtwine @TuryahabweStav2 @RichardKabanda2 #NTLP #USTP

NRCS volunteer refresher training for the National Polio Campaign's 2nd Round for social mobilization of communities - NRCS Grootfontein, Otjozondjupa region. Stakeholders in attendance: Ministry of Health & Social Services' National level support team RHSS, MSHSS-NTLP & CDC.

Don’t miss this! Uganda Paediatric Association NTLP-MoH Online CME: MoH Updates on Managing TB in Children & Adolescents 🗓️ 27 Feb 2026 | 8-9 PM EAT CPD points given! Join Zoom: zoom.us/j/914009406942 Passcode: 86607194 #ChildHealth #TBControl

“Kachaina, ICWEA Ambassador, UNAIDS Representative, & National TB Liplocy program (NTLP)& Ambassador, Uganda Stop Tb Partnership , Ambasador Reach a hand Uganda (RAHU) shares a powerful insights at the National HIV/Aids Symposium 2025 in Mbarara at MBArara Universityof Science and Technology (MUST) . As a champion in the fight against HIV/TB and Malaria . Kachaina mobilized communities, moderated key sessions, & presented solutions to #EndHIV by 2030! 🇺🇬💪 With expertise in journalism, diplomacy, & global studies, Kachaina continues to inspire & influence change. This took place on friday 28th Nov. 2025. #HIVSymposium2025 #EndAIDS" #UAC #UgandaAidsCommission . #KachainaMedia @aidscommission @ICWEastAfrica @MinofHealthUG @reachahand @HumNabimanya @RHUganda @UNAIDS @Winnie_Byanyima @TugumeNelsonO @DianaAtwine @JaneRuth_Aceng @TuryahabweStav2 @RichardKabanda2

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Proud to support NTLP in strengthening #TBCare through evidence-informed & gender-responsive approaches! This cascade training on #EIDM led by our ToTs marks a key milestone in embedding equity & science in national TB programs.@MinofHealthUG @brucekirenga @AldoBurua @winterzie

Again, go and read the policies... Which buhari policy has been discarded?? NTLP to ABP, name one!!!

The Uganda Prisons Service received a major boost to its healthcare system with the donation of a modern Digital X-Ray (DXR CAD) machine at Luzira Staff Health Facility. The Ministry of Health handed over the equipment in a ceremony attended by Ms. Stella Nabunya, Commissioner of Prisons (Health Services) who represented the Commissioner General of Prisons. This new, portable X-ray machine, supported by trained prison staff, will improve healthcare for inmates and staff across the country by making it easier to diagnose and treat illnesses. The DXR CAD machine, donated through the Ministry of Health’s National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Program (NTLP) with help from the United States Government, is part of a project that provided 48 portable X-ray machines to improve screening for tuberculosis (TB) and other lung diseases. This mobile machine, based at Luzira, will serve not only the prison but also other prisons and nearby communities, making healthcare more accessible. The X-ray machine is a big step forward for healthcare in Uganda’s prisons, where it’s often hard to get quick and accurate medical care. Because it’s portable and operated by trained prison staff, it can be used in many places, helping both inmates and staff across the country. The DXR CAD machine takes clear images, helping doctors spot health problems like TB or lung issues accurately. This means fewer mistakes and faster treatment. 2. **Healthcare on the Move**: The machine can be moved to different prisons, so even those in far-off areas can get X-ray services without traveling to distant hospitals. The machine is perfect for finding TB early, especially in high-risk groups like prisoners or people with HIV. Trained prison staff can use it to screen people quickly and start treatment sooner. The machine makes it quicker for doctors to check and treat patients, reducing waiting times and helping prison healthcare staff work more efficiently. Two workers from Luzira—a radiographer and a clinician—have been trained to use the machine. More staff will learn through training sessions, ensuring the machine is used well in many prisons. Ms. Stella Nabunya thanked the Ministry of Health and NTLP for the donation, saying it will greatly improve healthcare in prisons. “This machine will help us take better care of inmates and staff, not just at Luzira but across Uganda,” she said. The event was attended by key figures like Dr. Kisambu, Assistant Commissioner of Health Services; Mr. Xavier Elubu, Assistant Commissioner of Prisons; Mr. Thomas Apila, Officer In Charge of Luzira Staff Hospital; Dr. Jingo, Medical Superintendent; and NTLP representatives Dr. Joshua Muhumuza, Dr. Kaggwa Charles, and Dr. Jjingo Erisa Mukisa. With proper planning and documentation, it can be used for TB screening in prisons and nearby communities, especially in areas with high TB cases. The Ministry of Health has set clear guidelines, including following safety rules from the Atomic Energy Council and maintaining the machine properly to ensure it lasts. By focusing on high-risk groups and using trained prison staff, the Uganda Prisons Service can catch health problems early and treat them effectively. This will make a big difference in the health of inmates and staff across the country.