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Search clinics, youth support, organisations, insulin-access programmes and emergency signposting in the reviewed dataset.
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Kampala / Uganda · All ages
Uganda’s national diabetes association provides diabetes education, advocacy, awareness activities, self-care information and health-worker training, with branches across Uganda.
Uganda programmes · Pediatric · T1D
Supports children and young people living with T1D through education, psychosocial and peer support, advocacy and practical support such as glucose-monitoring supplies and selected diabetes tests.
Nsambya, Kampala · Both · T1D
Diabetes Care Uganda is based at St. Francis Hospital Nsambya’s Diabetes Centre and coordinates a Uganda Type 1 diabetes clinic network with education, peer and psychological support.
Kampala, Kampala · Both
Mulago’s current official clinic listing includes paediatric diabetic/endocrine, adult diabetes mellitus and adult endocrine outpatient clinics. The reviewed page labels these services free of charge.
Gulu City, Gulu · Pediatric · T1D
Government regional referral hospital in Northern Uganda. Uganda’s current research registry identifies children and young people with T1D receiving care there in a 2025–2028 study.
Participating clinics · Pediatric · T1D
Uganda is an active Changing Diabetes in Children partner country. The programme strengthens paediatric clinic networks and provides insulin and supplies for children enrolled through participating programmes.
Uganda · All ages
Uganda’s National Drug Authority publishes a current register of licensed pharmaceutical and medical-device outlets. Use it to check licensing before buying medicines or diabetes supplies.
Uganda · All ages
Uganda’s Ministry of Health 2026 Integrated Diabetes Management Guidelines provide an official national framework for diabetes prevention, diagnosis, treatment and long-term management.
Uganda · All ages
For an immediate medical emergency, Uganda’s government emergency systems identify 912 for emergency ambulance services, with Ministry of Health toll-free and SMS contacts also published.
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