NURSE | PUBLIC HEALTH EXPERT | PMP| ADVOCATE | WRITER | JNJ Scholar#OYW2019 | Global Health Corps Alumn | VV Lead fellow 2014-2015| TEDx Speaker |YALI Alumn
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Joined January 2013
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There is no time we have had a pole fall, or a transformer fail or power go off for days that we have not been asked as a community to pay you to come and do your job. This is not right @UEDCLTD
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What does it take to deliver lifesaving care where access is shaped by distance, terrain, & resource constraints? Hosted by @hiltonfound, @jamesnardella & @lia_tadesse break down challenges & solutions for reaching for communities on the margins: youtube.com/watch?v=blGNjfnf…
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We're honored to join @AfricaCDC for this week's high-level forum, "Fit-For-Purpose Health Workforce: Accelerating Africa's Progress Towards 2 Million Community Health Workers by 2030." We'll help facilitate discussions to ID the top priorities that will make progress possible.
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Earlier this month, @Lisha1McCormick accepted the @hiltonfound Prize on behalf of Last Mile Health. "This is a celebration of the community health workers working tirelessly bring lifesaving care to families who would otherwise be left behind," said Lisha: bit.ly/4seAIQg
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We're thrilled to celebrate the publication of SAFER, by LMH co-founder @rajpanjabi! Through gripping storytelling & cutting-edge science, SAFER reveals 8 practical "plays" to navigate crisis.
Purchase SAFER today: bit.ly/4vMG1Xn
It is convenient not to believe in miracles if you have never needed one for yourself or a loved one.
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We are honored to officially accept the 2026 @hiltonfound Humanitarian Prize!
We dedicate this prize to the thousands of community health workers we serve, who are true humanitarian heroes. #HiltonPrize
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Op-Ed📰 ✍️
Embrace geriatric nursing care support systems in Uganda for dignity of older persons
Developing a national geriatric nursing curriculum and strengthening pre- and in-service training would help equip healthcare workers with the specialised skills needed to provide older persons with appropriate, dignified and compassionate care.
DETAILS🔗newvision.co.ug/category/new…
#VisionUpdates
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Join our weekly webinar.
Topic: Professional code of conduct and ethics for nurses and midwives.
Link: us06web.zoom.us/j/8843014162…
In partnership with @UNFPAUganda
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Sickle Cell Disease and other Inherited Blood Disorders affect over 300,000 to 400,000 babies born across Africa every year, with up to 80% of affected children at risk of dying before age five without timely intervention.
As we mark this Sickle Cell Awareness Month, Dr Michael Udedi, Principal Technical Officer, NCDIMH, Africa CDC underscores why it needs to move up the priority list.
#SickleCellDisease #InheritedBloodDisorders #AfricaReady
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Next week, we'll attend #UNGA81 in New York, joining partners to champion the essential contributions of #proCHWs to #UHC & #PPPR.
Featured events here: bit.ly/3TBfY8A
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As international aid shrinks & countries look for ways to own their health systems sustainably, CHWs are a best-bet investment. A new piece in @Devex shows how that can look for govts & partners, emphasizing #proCHW programs supported by smart financing: bit.ly/3T8yVPH
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Investing in CHWs is essential to strengthening primary care to build a safer world for all.
Tomorrow, learn how in a webinar from @icphc Ethiopia, with @AfricaCDC, @UNICEF, @ifrc, & Last Mile Health:
Sept 16, 2026
3:00 PM EAT | 8:00 AM EDT
Register now: bit.ly/4rcfW3u
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Last Mile Health is thrilled to join @InnovationsinHC and The @Pfizer Foundation for a webinar reflecting on 10 years of catalytic funding for global health innovations.
📅 Thursday, 17 September 2026
🕒 9:00–10:00 EDT
📍 Register here: bit.ly/3Uibrbk
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The arrival of the late King Oyo’s body at Entebbe International Airport has brought a profound sense of sorrow and reflection across the nation.
Uganda stands in solidarity with the people of Tooro Kingdom, the Royal Family and all mourners during this solemn moment.
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When medically necessary, caesarean sections can make the difference between life and death for mothers and babies.
But even though caesarean sections have become very safe in many parts of the world, they remain complex medical interventions, with risks and a recovery that can be challenging.
Miss World #Uganda Muhoza Trivia Elle’s “Layers of Life” gown tells that story in a unique and powerful way: raising awareness of the realities of caesarean section childbirth while celebrating the strength of mothers who have experienced it.
Learn more about caesarean sections in @WHO’s Q&A: bit.ly/4iHNXq3
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We are honored to share that Last Mile Health has been selected as the 2026 recipient of the Hilton Humanitarian Prize by the @hiltonfound!
We see this prize as a celebration of community health workers - humanitarian heroes who go the distance for their patients every day.
Congratulations to @LastMileHealth, recipient of the 2026 #HiltonPrize! For nearly 20 years, the organization has helped bring life-saving healthcare to remote communities by strengthening the community health workforce. Learn more: hiltonfoundation.org/news/20…
In agreement.
No candidate for UN SG understands the organisation better than Olara Otunnu.
His responses are thoughtful and incisive.
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Another huge step forward for community health and a major honor for one of our longstanding partners: Congratulations to 2017 #SkollAwardee @lastmilehealth for receiving the 2026 @hiltonfound Humanitarian Prize.
For nearly 20 years, Last Mile Health has been bringing life-saving health care to remote communities in Ethiopia, Liberia, Malawi, and Sierra Leone, and its impact speaks for itself. The organization has partnered with thousands of community health workers to reduce newborn mortality and increase the percentage of children treated for diarrhea, malaria, and pneumonia in the communities they serve.
Read more about Last Mile Health’s latest honor: hiltonfoundation.org/news/20…
