Vyara Uheke
The Vyara Uheke Project encompasses a range of impactful health initiatives aimed at improving community
well-being and strengthening healthcare systems. Its activities include organizing voluntary blood
donation campaigns to meet both emergency and routine medical needs, and offering medical volunteer
support, particularly in underserved areas, with a focus on mentoring the next generation of healthcare
professionals. The project actively engages in community sensitization to raise awareness on public
health issues such as hygiene, disease prevention, and reproductive health, especially targeting women
and youth. It also fosters knowledge sharing and advancement of medical practice through scientific
conferences and seminars. In humanitarian contexts, Vyara Uheke delivers essential health services,
ensuring the continuity of reproductive healthcare, including antenatal, delivery, and postnatal care.
Additionally, the project emphasizes capacity building through training programs that enhance midwives’
professional skills, support human resources in midwifery, and promote deployment to underserved
communities, ultimately aiming to improve maternal and newborn health outcomes.
VYARA UHEKE PROJECTS
Vyara Uheke Project Activities
1. Blood Collection Campaigns
- Organizing and promoting voluntary blood donation to support emergency and routine medical
needs.
2. Medical Volunteer Support
- Providing voluntary medical care, especially in underserved areas.
- Includes mentorship for the younger generation of healthcare professionals, ensuring
continuity and quality of care.
3. Community Sensitization Activities
- Raising awareness on public health issues, hygiene, disease prevention, and reproductive
health education, particularly for women and youth.
- Promoting community engagement and behavior change for improved health outcomes.
4. Scientific Conferences
- Organizing and participating in conferences and seminars to exchange knowledge, share
research, and advance medical practice.
5. Humanitarian Interventions
- Providing essential health services during emergencies or in displaced populations.
- Ensuring the continuity of reproductive health services in humanitarian settings, including
antenatal, delivery, and postnatal care.
6. Capacity Building
- Strengthening skills and knowledge through targeted training programs.
- Focused on midwives' professional development and mentorship, improving the quality of
maternal and newborn care.
- Includes human resources support in midwifery, such as recruitment, training, and deployment
to underserved areas.
