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Impact & Data Dashboard

Measuring lives touched, clinical capacities built, and youth futures secured across West Nile and Northern Uganda through transparent, evidence-based reporting.

Primary School Pupils Reached

3,420+

Reporting: 2024-2025 School Health Register & HCIII Log
Malaria Positivity Rate in Dadamu

44

Reporting: 2024-2025 TASO / MoH / Arua City Health & Orivu HC III March 2026 Outreach Register
Village Health Team Members Equipped

140

Reporting: 2024-2025 District Health Training Log
Rapid Diagnostic Tests Deployed

8,500+

Reporting: 2024-2025 TASO / MoH Supply Ledger
Refugee & Host Youths Certified

240+

Reporting: 2024-2025 Vocational Training Assessment Records
Community Nursery Beds Multiplied

18

Reporting: 2024-2025 Agribusiness Field Monitoring Reports
Rural Parishes Actively Covered

7

Reporting: 2024-2025 Dadamu Local Government Administrative Map
Demonstrated Change

Documenting the TASO Capacity Building Partnership

Through sustained technical partnership with TASO and the Ministry of Health, IHDI transformed from a localized community group into an established regional public health implementer. The capacity building grant reinforced organizational financial management, clinical supply chains, and community indicator monitoring.

verified Direct alignment with Uganda National Malaria Reduction and Elimination Strategic Plan.
verified Strengthened Village Health Team (VHT) surveillance across all 7 parishes in Dadamu.
verified Formalized monthly M&E submission workflows adhering to Ministry of Health standards.
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Impact of TASO capacity building
IHDI and TASO field assessment documenting improved malaria response capacity in West Nile health facilities.
Beneficiary Voices

Voices From the Communities We Serve

Real accounts from primary school administrators, health workers, and youth trainees.

Mother of Baby Amaniyo Health & Disease

From Delayed Care to Timely Treatment for Infant Survival

“Thank you, Nurse, for the medicine. I did not have money to take the baby to the health center, and transport alone would cost 5,000 shillings.”

Mother of Baby Amaniyo

Mother of Baby Amaniyo

Odravu Parish, Dadamu Sub-County

Regina (35 Yrs, Gravida 4 Para 3) Health & Disease

Doorstep Antenatal Malaria Care & Retention in Care

“The last time I had malaria during pregnancy I had to be admitted. I was so happy to receive antimalaria drugs at home without spending 10,000 shillings on transport to Oli HC IV in Arua City.”

Regina (35 Yrs, Gravida 4 Para 3)

Regina (35 Yrs, Gravida 4 Para 3)

Dadamu Sub-County, Arua City

Tanganyika Village Health Committee Health & Disease

Tanganyika Village: From 25% Malaria Positivity to Zero (0%)

“In 2024, our village malaria positivity rate was 25%. This season, out of 25 people tested, none were positive through consistent net adherence, bush clearing, and early testing.”

Tanganyika Village Health Committee

Tanganyika Village Health Committee

Tanganyika Village, Dadamu Sub-County

Orivu Health Centre III Outreach Staff Health & Disease

Bringing Diagnosis Closer: 732 Tested & 322 Linked to Free ACTs

“None of these patients had been to a health center for days. Early detection and free ACTs prevented severe cases that would have been costly and life-threatening.”

Orivu Health Centre III Outreach Staff

Orivu Health Centre III Outreach Staff

7 Outreach Sites & 60 Homes, Dadamu

Refugee Youth Graduate Youth & Skilling

From Vulnerability to Economic Dignity in Bidi Bidi Settlement

“The vocational tailoring and entrepreneurship coaching allowed me to open a small garment repair stall in the settlement. I can now purchase household food and school supplies for my younger siblings with complete independence.”

Refugee Youth Graduate

Refugee Youth Graduate

Bidi Bidi Settlement Vocational Cohort

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Geographic Footprint

Where We Work

Focusing where health vulnerability and refugee hosting intersect across Uganda.

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Arua City & District

Headquarters operations, Dadamu Sub-County malaria initiatives, Riki Health Center linkages, and urban youth networks.

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Yumbe District (Bidi Bidi)

Vocational training programs, refugee girls empowerment, and integrated community health outreach.

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Regional Liaison & South Sudan

Kampala statutory coordination office and cross-border public health monitoring consultations in Western Bahr el Ghazal (Wau).

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