Prevention Programs

Our prevention programs are dedicated to reducing the incidence of liver diseases through education, lifestyle modifications, and early detection. By empowering individuals and communities with knowledge and resources, we aim to foster a culture of liver health and well-being across Uganda.

Healthy Lifestyle Workshops

Our Healthy Lifestyle Workshops educate individuals about the importance of maintaining a balanced diet, regular exercise, and avoiding harmful substances to prevent liver diseases.

Interactive workshops, nutrition classes, fitness sessions, and personalized health plans.

Participants gain practical knowledge and skills to adopt healthier lifestyles, reducing their risk of developing liver diseases.

Hepatitis B Vaccination Drives

This program focuses on preventing Hepatitis B, a leading cause of liver disease, through widespread vaccination campaigns in high-risk communities.

Alcohol Consumption Awareness

Aiming to reduce alcohol-related liver diseases, this program raises awareness about the dangers of excessive alcohol consumption and promotes moderation.

Educational seminars, community discussions, support groups, and counseling services.

Increased awareness of the risks associated with alcohol abuse, healthier drinking habits, and a decrease in alcohol-related liver disease cases.

Diabetes & Liver Health Program

This program addresses the connection between diabetes and liver disease by providing education and support to individuals with diabetes to manage their condition effectively and reduce liver disease risk.

Diabetes management workshops, health screenings, nutritional counseling, and support groups.

Improved diabetes management, reduced incidence of diabetes-related liver diseases, and enhanced overall health outcomes.

Youth Liver Health Education

Focusing on the younger population, this program educates children and adolescents about liver health, the dangers of substance abuse, and the importance of healthy living.

School programs, youth camps, interactive sessions, and collaboration with educators.

Increased awareness among youth about liver health, healthier lifestyle choices, and a proactive approach to liver disease prevention from a young age.