We are pleased to welcome Ms Grace Kenganzi to Centre for Health Human Rights and Development (CEHURD) as our Communications Manager. Ms Grace Kenganzi has worked in media and communications for nine years. Before she joined us, she w...
The Center for Health, Human Rights and Development (CEHURD) with support from the Office of the prime Minister under the DINU initiative wishes to conduct a baseline study aimed at collecting initial data on project indicators against...
Gender-based violence is defined as ‘any harmful act that is perpetrated against a person’s will، and that is based on socially-ascribed (i.e. gender) differences between males and females. Gender based violence manifests in form...
CEHURD aims at reducing the effects of unsafe abortion among Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW) using the Harm Reduction Model (HRM) in the district of Buikwe. The HRM is an evidence-based health and human rights framework that pr...
On 29th March 2018, 16 year old Joy (pseudo name) of Gomba District got onto the bodaboda of Damulira Christopher to take her home from school at an agreed fee of 5,000/=. Along the way when they reached a dark, swampy place, Damulir...
Improving Maternal Health and Promoting Safe Motherhood with Three-Pronged Approaches: Education, Human Rights and Access to Reproductive Health Services in Uganda &n...
CEHURD needs the services of a firm/individual to conduct an organizational capacity assessment of its implementing partners to identify their strengths and capacity gaps in areas of; Organizational governance, leadership and strategy,...
On Wednesday 5th February 2020, Mr. Mulumba Moses the Executive Director of the Center for Health, Human Rights and Development (CEHURD) was an expert witness at the @HouseForeign Committee, Washington DC examining the far-reaching imp...