CALL FOR APPLICATIONS; TB Contact Tracing Officer

Centre for Health, Human Rights and Development (CEHURD) is seeking to recruit a qualified and motivated individual to fill the position of TB Contact Tracing Officer.

The TB Contact Tracing Officer will work closely with Facility-Based Health Workers and Community Health Workers attached to TB Diagnostic and Treatment Units (TDUs) to conduct contact tracing visits for confirmed TB cases. The officer will ensure that eligible contacts receive TB Preventive Therapy (TPT) in accordance with the Operations Guidelines for TB Contact Investigation (2019). The overall goal of this position is to increase TB detection and treatment/cure rates while reducing TB transmission within communities.

Interested and qualified candidates should submit their applications clearly marked β€œApplication for the Position of TB Contact Tracing Officer” via email to: support@cehurd.org

All applications must be received by Friday, 9th January 2026.

Download the detailed job description and requirements here;

EXTERNAL JOB ADVERT: Six (6) Key Positions Available

Center for Health, Human Rights and Development (CEHURD) is seeking competent, professional and experienced individuals committed to advancing social justice in health to fill the following vacant positions:

  • Grants Management Officer (1)
  • Head Compliance and Internal Audit (1)
  • Project Monitoring and Evaluation Officer (1)
  • Project Legal Officer (2)
  • Administration and Logistics Officer (1)
  • Project Finance Assistant (1)

How to apply
Interested candidates should submit their applications to the Head, Human Resources & Administration via email toΒ support@cehurd.orgΒ byΒ Friday, 19th December 2025. Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.

Download Details and Job Descriptions Below;

Call for Applications 2026: Small Grants for Community-Based/Led Innovative Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) Projects

With support and collaboration with Amplify Change, CEHURD will award small grants between GBP 10,000 – GPB 20,000 to support 15 – 20 organisations operating at grassroots/community level to implement innovative projects on SRHR advocacy. These small grants will be awarded through an
unsolicited/competitive process and will primarily support the implementation of one-off
innovative advocacy projects on SRHR.
Implementation period for the grants will be between 6 – 18 months from 2026 to 2027.

Download the Application form and Application Guidelines below;

Joint Statement on the Constitutional Court Judgement in Constitutional Petitions No. 25 Of 2020 & 10 Of 2017 on Termination of Pregnancy in Uganda

On 14th November 2025, we received the long-awaited judgment in Constitutional Petitions No. 25 of 2020 and No. 10 of 2017, challenging the State’s omission to formulate and enact a law regulating the termination of pregnancy in Uganda, in line with Articles 22(2) and 79(1) and (2) of the 1995 Constitution. This judgment follows an extensive litigation journey that began in 2017, marked by multiple hearings, reconstituted panels of Justices, and repeated adjournments for judgment on notice.

Its issuance represents a significant moment in the ongoing struggle for clarity, constitutional compliance, and protection of reproductive rights in Uganda.

  • Access Statement;