Mosquito.

A symbol of Malaria and many other deadly diseases spread by this vector. The indiscriminate loss of lives; from the productive members of the community, to women and children is devastating and contributes to poverty. BUA is working to reduce this impact through strategic partnerships, innovations and dynamic collaborations to provide relief from the havoc caused by this vector. Join Us in this journey towards change.

Core Components:

1. HIV/AIDS Prevention and Care:

   • Focused on reducing infection rates and providing comprehensive care and support to those affected.

   • Targeted interventions for vulnerable populations, particularly women, children, and youth.

   • Community-driven education and stigma reduction campaigns.

2. Malaria Control:

   • Distribution of insecticide-treated nets (ITNs) to households, with a focus on protecting children and pregnant women.

   • Educational programs on malaria prevention and the importance of early treatment.

   • Community health workers mobilized for indoor residual spraying (IRS) and other vector control measures.

3. Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs):

   • Cancer and Diabetes Awareness:

     • Regular screenings and community health fairs to identify and manage NCDs.

     • Support groups for those diagnosed with NCDs, offering emotional and practical support.

     • Nutritional education and lifestyle modification programs to reduce risk factors.

   • Hypertension and Cardiovascular Health:

     • Blood pressure monitoring and management initiatives.

     • Educational campaigns focused on reducing salt intake and promoting physical activity.

4. Maternal and Child Health:

   • Antenatal care services, immunizations, and nutrition support for pregnant women and young children.

   • Education on maternal health, breastfeeding, and child development.

   • Partnerships with local clinics to ensure access to essential health services.

5. Community Engagement and Capacity Building:

   • Training of local health workers to sustain and expand health interventions.

   • Collaboration with local leaders and health committees to ensure community buy-in and ownership.

   • Development of monitoring and evaluation frameworks to assess program impact and guide future initiatives.

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Vision and Impact:

• The BUA Health Program seeks to create a sustainable impact by empowering communities, reducing disease burden, and promoting a holistic approach to health that uplifts the entire society. By focusing on the health needs of women, children, and vulnerable groups, BUA aims to foster a healthier, more resilient community that can thrive free from the constraints of poverty and ill health..

These are some of the major projects that BUA has undertaken to support Health in the communities we interact with in our area of operations i.e the East African Region and continues to forge partnerships to keep the projects going and develop innovative methods to keep the same projects sustainable..

Building Africa - Malaria

Building Africa - Non Communicable Diseases (NCDs)

Building Africa - HIV/AIDS