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  Welcome to the Delivery of Improved
  Services for Health (DISH) Project!
 
The DISH Project worked to make good quality reproductive, maternal and child health services more widely available and to improve the public health attitudes, knowledge and practices in 12 districts of Uganda. In September 2002 the DISH project closed.

Specifically, the project assisted districts:
  1. to train, equip and supervise service providers;
  2. to improve the standard of care at health facilities and to establish support systems for achieving and maintaining quality services;
  3. to promote services and health practices through print, mass media materials and community outreach activities; and
  4. to monitor and evaluate the impact of project interventions through surveys and service statistics.
The DISH Project provided technical assistance to the districts, health subdistricts, Ministry of Health and non-governmental organizations through a network of professionals working from 5 offices in Uganda with backup from the home offices of JHU, INTRAH, MSH and JHPIEGO.





TV/ Video Series: Centre 4
DISH II Project produced a 13 part television and video series with health messages for broadcast on television and community video shows throughout Africa. Find out about the cast, scripts and production of this exciting drama!
    
 
Review a NEW draft curriculum to help private providers discover their own strengths and weaknesses in Child Health Care practices and then learn how to make a plan of improvement. Click here...

Please be sure to visit the Uganda Ministry Of Health website at www.health.go.ug for more information about the health issues in Uganda.

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