Canadian Minister Peter Kent Visits AMREF Projects in Uganda


Canada's Minister of State for Foreign Attairs, Peter Kent recently visited an AMREF HIV clinic, water project and former sex worker training program in Kawempe, an urban slum area in Kampala Uganda.

Find out more and view photos of Minister Kent's visit here.

Kampala Explosions: AMREF's Work Healing Invisible Wounds

Read AMREF Canada's new field diary from Kampala's Mulago hospital where AMREF's surgical outreach team were providing more than just emergency care to victims of the July 11 explosions. Read more. 

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NEW! AMREF Recruiting 7 Interns for African Offices (closed)

Interested in gaining international work experience in Africa? Find out more here. 

AMREF Welcomes AU Commitment on Maternal Health 


But is urging leaders to move from declarations to action. Learn more.

 

New Habari - Mothers and Newborns


Stay up-to-date on AMREF's maternal health programs with the new Spring 2010 Habari.

 

Uganda's Minister of Health thanks AMREF


Honourable Mallinga publicly thanks and recognizes AMREF for sending second group of experts in response to bombings. Read more.

AMREF Featured in Medical Post

 

AMREF's Dr. John Nduba speaks about the need for basic maternal health care services.  

New Opportunity! AMREF Recruiting a Doctor to Work in Uganda


Put your medical training to good use, while experiencing a new culture and country. Volunteer at an AMREF clnic in Uganda! Learn more.

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Mary's Story

Mary is 75 years old and lives in a remote community in Wadufana in Luwero district in central Uganda. The Luwero triangle, an area of Uganda to the north of the capital, Kampala, is renowned for conflict.

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