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SFPHEU members carried out school health education and awareness activities with learners and accompanying adults. Bringing facilitators and school communities together, this outreach takes preventive-health conversations into learning environments and gives learners an opportunity to engage with health educators.

Schools provide familiar settings where learners, educators and community stakeholders can participate together. Through school outreach, the Society supports preventive understanding, informed everyday choices and stronger connections between schools and community health actors.

SFPHEU brought community members together in an accessible outdoor setting for public-health sensitization and dialogue. This Society-led engagement reflects a commitment to reaching people beyond formal health facilities and working with local and district partners where appropriate.

Community mobilization creates opportunities to listen, build collective awareness and make public-health messages locally meaningful. Connecting technical health information with residents’ everyday concerns is central to the Society’s community health promotion work.

SFPHEU assigned its member Patrick to support an Ebola awareness campaign using a vehicle displaying epidemic-prevention messaging. His Society-assigned outreach extended health information beyond stationary meeting venues and brought recognizable prevention messages into community settings.

Patrick’s contribution illustrates the practical role of members in disease-prevention communication. Mobile sensitization complements community meetings by taking information to people where they live and gather, helping them recognize preventive guidance and appropriate sources of health information.

SFPHEU organized and participated in health-promotion conference engagement, bringing health education practitioners and other professional stakeholders together to exchange experience on health promotion and disease prevention. These two photographs record the same conference gathering.

Professional exchange provides space for dialogue, networking and shared attention to emerging health education priorities. Through conference participation, the Society connects practitioners’ experience with wider discussions about prevention and community-facing health communication.

SFPHEU collaborated with the Napak District Health Educator and district health structures to support classroom-based training for Community Health Extension Workers (CHEWs). Facilitators and participants worked together in training venues with learning materials as part of the Society’s district-level workforce-development engagement.

These learning sessions provide a structured setting for discussing health topics, field responsibilities and community engagement in relation to district guidance. Supporting Community Health Extension Workers (CHEWs) strengthens the connection between professional health education and the everyday communication needs of grassroots health services.

Through its Karamoja regional engagement, SFPHEU participated alongside the Napak District Health Educator in a radio discussion on health service delivery at Radio Akica in Moroto. The on-air conversation brought professional perspectives into a public forum accessible beyond formal meetings and training rooms.

Local radio connects health educators with listeners across communities. This collaboration used a familiar communication channel to discuss health-service information, encourage public awareness and make district-linked health education more accessible.

SFPHEU contributed to public sensitization concerning a polio campaign through Radio Akica in Moroto. The discussion involved the Napak District Health Educator and a district participant identified as ADHOMCH, bringing Society and district perspectives into the same broadcast conversation.

Radio-based communication complements in-person sensitization by giving families another opportunity to encounter immunization information through a familiar regional channel. SFPHEU’s participation supported district-linked public awareness of the campaign.

SFPHEU collaborated with the Napak District Health Educator in a community dialogue on antimicrobial resistance in Matany Town Council. Residents gathered outdoors beneath trees for a health discussion that connected district expertise with community participation.

Community dialogue creates space to make technical health issues understandable and relevant to daily life. The engagement placed antimicrobial resistance within a community conversation, reflecting the Society’s role in accessible public-health communication and collaborative prevention work.

SFPHEU joined the Napak District Health Educator and team in a school health activity at Apeitolim Primary School. Learners assembled outdoors as facilitators led the engagement, bringing professional health education directly into the school community.

This collaboration offers a place-based example of the Society’s work with district educators. School gatherings create accessible opportunities for preventive education and interaction with learners, connecting the school environment with broader community health engagement.

SFPHEU collaborated with the Napak District Health Educator and the Assistant Resident District Commissioner in community awareness activities for a measles-rubella campaign in Lopeei Sub-county. Facilitators addressed an outdoor gathering as part of this joint health communication effort.

The engagement brought together district technical and administrative counterparts to support community understanding of the campaign. It demonstrates SFPHEU’s contribution to immunization awareness and community mobilization alongside local institutions.

On 13 April 2026, SFPHEU together with district leaders and trainers marked the launch of training for Community Health Extension Workers (CHEWs) in Napak District. The gathering brought participating stakeholders together at the opening of this collaborative workforce-development initiative.

The launch marked a coordinated start to capacity building and highlighted engagement between district leadership, trainers and community-level health personnel. It sits alongside the Society’s support for classroom learning, practical supervision and field attachments, while remaining a distinct training milestone.

SFPHEU worked with the Napak District Health Educator to support supervision of Community Health Extension Workers (CHEWs) undertaking practical attachments at St. Kizito Matany Hospital. This engagement connected community health workforce development with supervised learning in a health-service environment.

Practical attachments help trainees relate earlier instruction to applied experience. Through collaboration with district and hospital partners, SFPHEU supported the learning and professional guidance that connects classroom preparation with local health-care contexts.

SFPHEU participated with Napak District partners in the launch of field attachments for Community Health Extension Workers (CHEWs). The two photographs show participating CHEWs and collaborating personnel at this milestone in practical workforce learning.

Field attachment provides an organized transition from training to supervised engagement in health-service settings. The launch and the practical supervision at St. Kizito Matany Hospital are related but distinct activities within SFPHEU’s collaborative support for community health workforce development.

SFPHEU collaborated with the Napak District Health Educator and Bokora Health Sub-District on integrated outreach to hard-to-reach communities, with support from St. Kizito Matany Hospital. The photographs show rural outreach settings, an outreach vehicle and community gatherings during this collective field engagement.

Where distance and other barriers make routine health-service engagement difficult, outreach brings personnel and health communication closer to communities. SFPHEU’s involvement connects professional health education with the district, sub-district and hospital partnerships needed to reach people beyond established facilities.