Uganda
How documents are organized
Here you will find documents from Uganda. These documents are organized by category - tools and guideliness, resources for education, good practice, research articles and miscellaneous. Each document is listed with its name, description, author, date, file type and author contact information. You can download the document by clicking the link below it.
Document : Disability Stakeholders HIV/AIDS Committee 2006 Report
Description : A report on the activities undertaken by DSHAC during 2006.
Author : Juliet Namagulu
Date : Unknown
Type : Microsoft Word file
Contact : Unknown
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Document : Disability Stakeholders and HIV/AIDS Committee (DSHAC) Brief
Description : Contains information on the background, justification and objectives of DSHAC.
Author : Unknown
Date : Unknown
Type : Microsoft World file
Contact : Unknown
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Document name: Promotion of a Disability perspective into Uganda's National HIV/AIDS Response
Description: This report presents findings of a baseline survey on knowledge, attitudes and behavioural practices regarding sexual and reproductive health/HIV/AIDS among persons with disabilities (PWD's).
Author: Juliet Kanyesigye, Joseph Anguria and Dr.Enid Mbabazi
Date: February 2007
Type: Pdf file
Contact: IconAfrika Consult
Portbell Luzira Road
Caltex Zone Plot 3/4
P.O Box 40040 Nakawa, Kampla
Tel: 0782 372 792; 0772 506 622
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Document name: Challenges faced by People With Disabilities (PWD'S) in Utilizing HIV/AIDS Communication and Related Health Services in Uganda
Description: An Action on Disability and Development (ADD) commissioned study on the difficulties of utilizing HIV/AIDS communication and related health services in Uganda.
Author: Unknown
Date: January 2005
Type: Pdf file
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Document name: Double Fardeau (in French/en Francais)
Description: An analysis of the situation of the impact of HIV/AIDS on persons with disabilities in Rwanda and Uganda.
Author: Aisha Yousafzai and Karen Edwards, published by Save the Children
Date: 2004
Type: Pdf file
Contact: Save the Children
1st John's Lane
London EC1M 4AR
UK
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7012 6400
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