GLOBAL HEALTH UGANDA

A Multi-Disciplinary Research Collaboration

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About Us

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Background

Global Health Uganda (GHU) is a not for profit limited liability company registered in April 2010 by Ugandan and American health scientists from Makerere University, University of Minnesota, and Michigan State University. GHU was formed to provide a collaborative platform for individuals and groups conducting scientific research, especially within Uganda, through the provision of the needed infrastructure for research.

GHU subscribes to, and encourages all employees to adhere to the core values below when transacting business on behalf of the organisation:

  • Excellence
  • Teamwork
  • Integrity
  • Beneficence

GHU is here for you

Do you have a grant and are looking for where to start to implement your program? We will help you with all the necessary infrastructure, right from approvals, staff recruitment, accountability reports. etc.

  • Our Vision
    A leading center in child health, neurodevelopment and interventions research in Uganda and beyond.
  • Our Mission
    To promote child health by conducting and facilitating quality and relevant research in child health, neurodevelopment and interventions.
  • Objectives of GHU
    1. Increase research output and utilization in child health, neurodevelopment and interventionist.

    2. Provide an efficient supportive infrastructure to facilitate collaborative research.

    3. Develop the capacity of young scientists in conducting research in child health, neurodevelopment and interventions.

What We Do

Research Grants Management

Esther Ssebyala - Director Finance & Administration

GHU has developed systems that efficiently and effectively manage and monitor research funds. This is through the development and up-skilling of technical skills in organisational management.

Experts in childhood neurodevelopment research and care for acute childhood illnesses. GHU  has over ten years experience of conducting neurodevelopment research and managing acute childhood illnesses.