A warm welcome on behalf of the Board of Directors at UGANET. As the Chairperson of the Board, I am truly honored to welcome you to our official website, a one stop center for information relating to who we are and what we do.
The Uganda Network on Law, Ethics and HIV/AIDS (UGANET) was formed in 1995 after the recognition that the national response to HIV/AIDS in Uganda needed to recognize the importance of protecting human rights in preventing the spread of the HIV virus and in interventions for the care, treatment and support of persons living with and those affected by HIV/AIDS.
UGANET continues to bring together individuals and organizations that are interested in advocating for the development and strengthening of an appropriate policy and ethical response to HIV/AIDS in Uganda. Twenty eight years down the road, we have continued to be a flag bearer on human rights in the context of HIV/AIDS.
We hope that as you browse through our website you will appreciate the impact of UGANET’s work from the activities and services we continue offering. As we move forward, the Board of Directors remains committed to steering UGANET towards even greater heights.
We hope that you find information and resources on our website useful.
Welcome to the official website of the Uganda Network on Law, Ethics, and HIV/AIDS (UGANET). I am honored to extend my warmest greetings to you on behalf of our dedicated team and express our gratitude for your interest in our organization.
At UGANET, we are committed to upholding and promoting Human Rights, with a particular focus on the intersection between Law, Ethics, HIV/AIDS, Health and Gender. Our strength lies in strategic partnerships, both local & international and the communities that mandate us to amplify their voices in addressing Human Rights barriers in all aspects. We recognize the importance of collective efforts in achieving our goals, and we actively collaborate with government, non-governmental organizations, professionals and the community to create impact in access to justice for vulnerable groups.
As you navigate through our website, you will find valuable resources that reflect our work in advancing Human Rights for Persons Living with HIV and other Vulnerable communities. We believe that knowledge is a powerful tool, and it is through sharing information that we can foster collaboration.
As we continue our work, we invite you to explore our website, engage with our resources, and join us in championing the cause of Human Rights in the context of HIV, Health and Gender.
Jessica Brown
Yoni Albert
Christine Eve
