This program handles interventions and projects that are aimed at increasing access to health services and addressing health determinants, promoting economic rights and empowerment and digital rights for the native communities in Uganda through research, community empowerment, advocacy and direct services delivery. We work with community structures where our target audiences are part the project implementation strategies for sustainability. We use a community driven approaches and human rights-based approaches to address refugee and host community challenges in our areas of focus. This includes activities at both the grassroots and national levels. Under Health, our focus for Uganda’s vulnerable communities is on; Sexual reproductive health, rights and choice; Mental health; Nutrition; Universal Health coverage; Health Systems Strengthening; Health Financing; Non-Communicable Diseases and Digital health. Our work on health determinants is focused on; Education; Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH); Climate change and environment and Gender and social norms. Our Economic Rights and Empowerment work is focused on; Agriculture and Food security; Land rights; Skills development and Financial support and literacy services. Our digital rights work is focused on Digital access; Internet, data governance, freedom and safety and Digital literacy.