Maternal & Child Health
Vaccinations that protect for years
Some of the most serious childhood illnesses — measles, polio, whooping cough — are preventable. Uganda's immunisation schedule is designed to protect children from birth through their early years. Keeping up with it, and keeping a record of what's been given, is one of the most straightforward things you can do for your child's health.
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Child Immunisation (Uganda EPI)
We follow the Uganda Expanded Programme on Immunisation schedule. Your child's vaccination record is kept at the clinic so we can track what's due and remind you when it's time.
- check_circleBCG and polio at birth
- check_circlePentavalent, PCV, rotavirus at 6, 10, 14 weeks
- check_circleMeasles and yellow fever at 9 months
- check_circleBooster doses at 18 months and school entry
- check_circleHPV vaccination for girls (9–14 years)
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Travel Vaccination
Travelling abroad — or to areas within Uganda where different disease risks apply — may require vaccines that aren't part of the routine childhood schedule. Come in at least 4–6 weeks before your travel date for best protection.
- check_circleYellow fever (required for many countries)
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- check_circleHepatitis A and B
- check_circleMeningococcal meningitis (for Hajj and some destinations)
- check_circleTravel health advice and documentation