Project Report
| Jun 9, 2026
What Your Support Is Making Possible Today
By Zachery Onyango | Project Leader
What Your Support Is Making Possible Today
Because of your generosity, critical response activities are happening right now across affected areas in Uganda.
Today, your support is helping:
- A health worker safely treat patients using proper protective equipment
- A response team trace and monitor contacts before symptoms appear
- A community receive accurate information that could prevent new infections
These actions may seem small individually, but together they are forming a powerful barrier against Ebola.
Outbreaks are stopped through consistent, coordinated effort—and that is exactly what your contributions are enabling.
Every day your support is at work, helping protect lives and prevent further spread. Thank you for being an essential part of this response.
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Jun 9, 2026
Urgent Support Needed to Expand Response
By Zachery Onyango | Project Leader
Urgent Support Needed to Expand Response
As Ebola cases continue to emerge, the need to expand response efforts is becoming increasingly urgent. What we do now will determine whether this outbreak is contained quickly or allowed to grow into a larger crisis.
With your support, we have made important progress—but more resources are needed to scale up. We urgently need to deploy additional response teams, increase supplies of protective equipment, and expand outreach to high-risk communities.
Every delay in scaling up creates new opportunities for the virus to spread.
Your donation today can help close these gaps immediately. It can equip a health worker, support a response team, or help reach a community before the virus does.
This is a critical moment. Your support right now can make all the difference.
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Jun 8, 2026
Addressing Fear and Stigma
By Zachery Onyango | Uganda
Addressing Fear and Stigma
Fear and stigma can silently fuel the spread of Ebola. When individuals are afraid of being isolated or judged, they may hide symptoms or avoid seeking care—putting entire communities at risk.
That is why we are prioritizing efforts to address stigma through community engagement and education. With your support, we are working with trusted leaders to encourage openness, compassion, and understanding.
We are sharing messages that emphasize that Ebola is a medical condition—not a source of shame—and that early care can save lives.
Reducing stigma helps people come forward sooner, making it easier to trace contacts and contain the outbreak.
Your support is helping create an environment where people feel safe to seek help—and that is critical to stopping Ebola.
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