To respond to the health needs such as; HIV/AIDs/TB Prevention Care and Treatment, Malaria prevention and treatment, Maternal New Child Health (RMNCH), Malnutrition, WASH, Family Planning and SRHR, GOH plans to expand her interventions with a focus on; a) Increasing protection of; children, adolescent and young women/people and entire community from infection and disease, to ensure their wellbeing and b) Intensifying interventions to address malnutrition among children under five (5) years. GOH uses the following approaches/models; community-facility and counter referral, Citizen Voice and Action (CVA), advocacy, Case Management, Community Lead Total Sanitation and sanitation marketing, Supplementary Feeding (Malnutrition), Young Emanzi Curriculum (FP), stepping stones/ journeys Plus (HIV prevention).

For purposes of managing well all the above CPAs, research and documentation is done so as to come up with up to date relevant information. This exercise creates the basis for building strategic support and lobbying policy makers to review the existing policies. The department also guides GOH to enforce the existing policies and address the gaps.

GOH leverages Advocacy as the process of building support for advocacy issues to create change in attitudes, behaviors, policies, systems, or ways of doing things. GOH uses advocacy to build support for a given issue, or intervention among key audiences and move them to action. In the same vein, GOH promotes Policy advocacy with the aim of informing and influencing decision-makers in support of evidence-based policy change and policy implementation, including resource mobilization.

There is a very close link between peace, respect of human rights, quality health and livelihoods. Vulnerable households accelerate the rate of human rights abuse and ill health. GOH strengthens community livelihood programs with participatory approaches. The livelihoods programming is tailored on specific community socio-economic needs. The ultimate aim here, is to increase level of community well- being, resilience and reduce malnutrition for children aged under 5 years.

A number of people in Uganda suffer rights violation, due to practices, attitudes, behaviours; coupled with socio-cultural norms that are harmful and perpetuate injustice and abject poverty. Since inception, protection has been at the core of GOH Vision and Mission. GOH forms partnerships with other stakeholders to design programmes aimed at; offering relief, activism on behalf of the oppressed and marginalized. The focus in this strategy is the elimination of all forms of violations.

The key models/ approaches here include a blend of; CVA/ advocacy, referral pathway, SBCC, letter link communication, Case Management planning, Home visits, Start-Awareness-Support- Action (SASA) and SINOVUYO.