About
The National Organisation for People Living with Hepatitis B (NOPLHB) is a Uganda-based, patient-led organisation working at the intersection of community-based advocacy and global health policy on viral hepatitis, HIV prevention, and the elimination of vertical transmission (EVT) of HIV, hepatitis B, and syphilis. NOPLHB works through a consortium/coalition model, coordinating community-level implementation with national Ministry of Health priorities rather than operating in parallel to government systems.
Mission. To end viral hepatitis, HIV, and the vertical transmission of HIV, hepatitis B, and syphilis as public health threats in Uganda, through community-based patient advocacy, health system strengthening, and evidence-driven policy engagement.
Focus areas
- Health
- Human rights
- Child protection
- Water, sanitation and hygiene
- Livelihoods and employment
Activities and approach
Approaches
- Direct service delivery
- Community mobilisation
- Training and capacity strengthening
- Advocacy and campaigning
- Research and evidence
- Policy influencing
- Systems strengthening
- Convening and networking
Capabilities
- Lead programme delivery
- Local implementation
- Consortium leadership
- Consortium membership
- Community access and relationships
- Research and evidence
- Monitoring, evaluation and learning
- Policy and advocacy
- Training and capacity strengthening
- Grant management
- Convening
Populations served
- Children
- Adolescents and young people
- Women and girls
- Health workers
Support sought
- Flexible or core funding
- Project or programme funding
- Contracts
- Investment
- Consortium opportunities
- Delivery partners
- Research partners
- Advocacy partners
- Technical assistance
- Capacity strengthening
- Introductions and network access
- Pro bono expertise
- Funding opportunities
- Opportunities to fund credible organisations
Readiness and evidence
7 verified readiness areas
Readiness reflects VICO's review of evidence the organisation has supplied. It is not a compatibility score, and evidence documents are not public.