GIVE-Africa Home Nursing Program

GIVE-Africa Home Nursing Program Strategic Plan (2025–2027)

Our Vision

To deliver high-quality, compassionate, and accessible nursing care to vulnerable populations, enhancing health outcomes and fostering resilience within refugee settlements and surrounding communities.

Our Mission

To strengthen home-based nursing services by integrating Family Planning, Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS), and other supportive health programs. Using mobile clinics, on-call services, and strategic partnerships, we aim to create a holistic care ecosystem.

Strategic Objectives

Expand Home Nursing Coverage: Launch services in Lwamwanja (2025), Kyangwali (2026), and Nakivale (2027) refugee settlements.
Enhance Integration: Incorporate Family Planning and MHPSS services into nursing visits.
Improve Service Delivery: Transition to home-based care with expanded mobile clinics and on-call services.
Strengthen Referral Networks: Streamline connections with health centers and NGOs.
Increase Community Impact: Focus on chronic disease management and reduce facility dependency.

Key Milestones

2025: Lwamwanja Refugee Settlement

Serve 300 patients monthly in Kyaka II.
Launch mobile clinics and conduct outreach campaigns.
Partner with local health centers and NGOs.

2026: Kyangwali Refugee Settlement

Serve 600 patients monthly in Kyaka II.
Strengthen Family Planning and MHPSS integration.
Optimize multi-settlement mobile clinic logistics.

2027: Nakivale Refugee Settlement

Serve 100 patients monthly in Kyaka II while scaling new settlements.
Introduce advanced chronic care management.
Expand sports and First Aid programs for engagement.

Implementation Framework

2025: Staff recruitment, launch mobile clinics, and evaluate initial progress.

2026: Expand to Kyangwali, host MHPSS training, and strengthen referral pathways.

2027: Start services in Nakivale, enhance chronic care, and publish an impact report.

Program Interconnections

Family Planning: Home-based counseling and joint outreach campaigns.
MHPSS: Mental health screenings and community well-being sessions.
Sports and First Aid: Use sports events for health screenings and first-aid education.

Projected Outcomes

Serve 300–600 patients monthly in Kyaka II and expand outreach to new settlements.
Improve chronic disease management and increase uptake of Family Planning and MHPSS services.
Build sustainable, scalable health networks with strong community engagement.