At Baylor Foundation Uganda, we believe that a healthy life starts high-quality healthcare, innovative research and impact-driven solutions. Every life we touch is a step toward stronger and healthier communities. Join us. Partner with us. Together, we can make a difference that lasts.
Baylor College of Medicine Children’s Foundation-Uganda is a leading provider of integrated, high-quality, and high-impact healthcare services, specializing in HIV, TB, RMNCAH (Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child, and Adolescent Health), and global health security (GHS) initiatives. Established in 2006 as an indigenous, not-for-profit organization, we are proud to be affiliated with the Texas Children’s Global Health Network—a prestigious network of pediatric HIV care and treatment centers of excellence worldwide.
Our Vision and Commitment
We are driven by a dream to create sustainable mechanisms that will enable Baylor Foundation Uganda to thrive and make an even greater impact. Our mission extends beyond healthcare; we aim to nurture strategic partnerships, diversify our income streams, and establish a larger, more robust foundation that continues to meet the evolving needs of our communities.
Our Digital Presence
This platform serves as the digital gateway to our work, reflecting our mission to deliver exceptional services to our clients and stakeholders. It connects seamlessly with our social media platforms, including LinkedIn, X (formerly Twitter), and Instagram, providing real-time updates, insights, and opportunities to engage with our initiatives.
Join us on this journey as we work together to transform lives and build a healthier, brighter future for Uganda and beyond.
A non-governmental organization providing services in HIV, TB, reproductive and maternal health and child health, research, and global health security.
DIGITALIZING THE EARLY DETECTION AND RESPONSE TO PUBLIC HEALTH THREATS:
@bayloruganda is delighted to host and participate in a trainer of trainers' meeting organized by @MinofHealthUG in partnership with the East Central and Southern Africa Health Community. The training is https://t.co/bOwYYEZm5y