Our Programmes fall in 5 kety areas

• Strengthening advocacy capacities of the National Forum of People Living with HIV Networks and groups to ensure their wellbeing
• Managing PHA specific information through research, documentation and dissemination at all levels
• Enhancing resource mobilization through strengthening financial systems of PHA networks
• Building and strengthening partnership with PHA networks and other stakeholders in the national response
• Strengthening the performing capacity of NAFOFHANU to respond to its evolving needs and that of its members

The National Forum of PLHA Networks in Uganda is an umbrella organization that coordinates all forums, associations and groups of PLHAs in Uganda. Since inception in 2003, NAFOPHANU has undertaken numerous activities amidst challenges. The transitional period is over and a lot has taken place. Have a glance at the numerous activities and events;

National Strategic Plan (NSP) 2008/09-2012/13 sensitisation; The one-day NSP sensitization for District Forum leaders was undertaken for the 8 operational regions of NAFOPHANU. This was intended for the district forum leaders to align all their programmes according to the new NSP.

Annual General meeting (AGM); The AGM took place on Saturday 12 July 2008. It was attended by District Chairpersons and Coordinators, National networks, Development partners, members of staff and well wishers.

Strategic Plan Review meeting; As part of the restructuring process, the NAFOPHANU Strategic Plan 2004-2009 has been reviewed. A new strategic direction has been forged to soar the Forum to new heights

UBC Television Programme; As part of advocacy, image branding and information sharing and dissemination, NAFOPHANU has two bi-monthly programmes on UBC Television. Catch us every first and third Friday of the month from 9:30-10:30 in a live talk show.

CBS FM Radio Programme; The radio advocacy and information sharing programme has been ongoing since the beginning of July. Do not miss us every Thursday 2:30-3:00 PM

Consortium of Advocates for Access to Treatment (CAAT); Due to problems associated with access to ART, the Consortium of Advocates for Access to ART was formed. Meetings are held every month with different partners to forge a way forward in regard to timely access, no shortage and stock outs, and change of regimen among others.