Baylor Uganda is a leading provider of integrated, high-quality, and high-impact comprehensive HIV, TB, RMNCAH, and global health security (GHS) services in Uganda. Established in 2006 as an indigenous, not-for-profit organization, Baylor Uganda has a strong track record of efficiently managing over USD 130 million in donor funds. Affiliated with Baylor International Pediatric AIDS Initiative (BIPAI), Baylor Uganda is part of a network of Pediatric HIV care and treatment centers.

Their services and programs focus on comprehensive HIV prevention and treatment, global health security and emergency management, reproductive maternal child and adolescent health, health systems strengthening, capacity building for health professionals, and research. Baylor Uganda's geographical coverage extends across Uganda, with programs specifically tailored to address the unique needs of subpopulations such as children, adolescents, men, and key populations. With extensive expertise and experience, Baylor Uganda has successfully implemented various programs aimed at accelerating epidemic control, improving health security, and strengthening technical and management capacities.

They work closely with the Ministry of Health, CDC, WHO, and other partners to strengthen prevention, detection, and response to public health emergencies. Overall, Baylor Uganda is committed to providing comprehensive and high-quality healthcare services, ensuring the well-being of individuals and communities in Uganda