As the world commemorates World Population Day 2026, Faith for Family Health initiative (3FHi) is proud to launch a high-impact digital advocacy campaign aligned with Uganda's national theme: “Unlocking the Potential of Uganda’s Population through Technology and Research to Drive Sustainable Development.”

Since 2017, 3FHi has anchored its interfaith-led model and multisectoral approach within national frameworks, policies, and guidelines to enhance health service delivery, policy development, and grass-roots implementation. By leveraging the moral authority of religious leaders, we successfully bridge national policy with last-mile health access—reaching approximately 99% of Uganda’s population through trusted religious structures and community events.

This year, our campaign focuses on how technology, evidence generation, and collaborative accountability are transforming demographic challenges into sustainable economic and health opportunities, particularly across Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child, and Adolescent Health plus Nutrition (RMNCAH+N) and climate-resilient health systems..

1. Advancing Family Planning & Reproductive Health

3FHi celebrates Uganda’s stellar health progress, including life expectancy rising to 68 years and declining maternal mortality rates. Through our interfaith model, the Uzazi Salama project (funded by Comic Relief), and our tailored Family Planning Toolkit for Religious Leaders, we have empowered over 1,000 multi-sectoral health champions across 32 operational districts. These leaders are actively integrating family planning and maternal health messages into weekly sermons and community dialogues under the Parish Development Model (PDM).