Faith for Family Health initiative (3FHi), under the leadership of Founder and Executive Director Jackie Katana, successfully steered the Uganda RMNCAH+N and Healthy Ageing CSO Platform from 2023 to 2025.

During this period, 3FHi provided strategic leadership and coordination, working closely with the Ministry of Health and the World Health Organization to conduct a comprehensive social accountability exercise in eight poorly performing districts. The exercise aimed to track implementation and monitor progress of the RMNCAH+N Sharpened Plan II, ensuring greater transparency and accountability in service delivery.

 Watch the full video overview of the RMNCAH+N CSO Platform AGM and social accountability results dissemination.

Highlights from the Annual General Assembly (2nd April 2026):

• Dissemination of preliminary findings from the social accountability exercise.
• Official announcement and handover to the newly elected Steering Committee for the 2026–2027 term.
• Strong government representation, including Dr. Richard Mugahi, Commissioner for Reproductive and Infant Health, Ministry of Health.

The AGM brought together over 80 stakeholders — in person and virtually — including key partners such as UNFPA, The World Bank, WHO, and the Embassy of Sweden. Discussions focused on strengthening multi-sectoral collaboration, improving data use, and accelerating progress toward better reproductive, maternal, newborn, child, adolescent health, and nutrition outcomes across Uganda.

This milestone marks the successful conclusion of 3FHi’s chairmanship of the Platform (2023-2025). We extend our sincere appreciation to all member organizations, government partners, and development partners for the collaborative spirit that defined this term. 3FHi remains fully committed to supporting the new leadership and continuing to champion health equity through interfaith and multisectoral engagement.

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