Our Work

We were contracted by the Ministry of Health to review the National Health Communication Strategy 2020-2025 and successfully developed the new Health Sector Social Behavior Change (SBC) Strategy 2026-2031. We delivered the national framework now guiding health behavior programming in Uganda.

We successfully executed a nationwide assignment contracted by UNICEF Uganda with funding from US Government/CDC, where we built regional and district capacity on Risk Communication (RCCE), Community Engagement and Health Information Systems.

We successfully executed large-scale media content dissemination across different sub-regions - Kigezi, Bunyoro, Acholi, Ankole, Rwenzori, Karamoja, Teso, Bugisu, Sebei, Busoga - and delivered verified broadcast reports ensuring immunization messages reached the last mile.

Also, during the Ebola Virus Disease outbreak, MELMO Service Solutions Ltd led a critical public awareness and risk communication efforts. We successfully delivered life-saving information to communities, raising nationwide awareness on Ebola prevention, early symptoms, transmission, and where to seek immediate care. This assignment played a vital role in strengthening community vigilance and promoting health-seeking behavior during a national public health emergency.

We successfully delivered Social Media Engagement for Routine Immunization for the Ministry of Health. We created viral content, engaged influencers and managed online communities to drive vaccine demand among youth and urban populations. We successfully operated Strategic Digital LED Screens in high-traffic urban locations for the Ministry of Health, broadcasting high-impact health messages to millions with 100% uptime.

We successfully delivered End-to-end production of high-impact, multilingual health content:

- Produced Uganda's Immunization Journey Documentary highlighting national progress.

- Produced animated Ebola & Mpox videos for Plan international in English, Luganda & Runyankore for TV, social media and public screens.

- Developed and produced high-quality Audio-Visual educational promoting healthy living and showcasing the role of Community Health Workers (CHWs) in primary healthcare.

We evaluated CHEWs implementation focusing on operational effectiveness and service delivery. We documented lessons learned, best practices, and delivered reports to inform program improvement and scale-up.

We assessed whether recruitment, training, deployment and supervision were functioning as designed. We analyzed eCHIS data and stakeholder insights to generate evidence on CHEWs integration and delivered actionable recommendations for national scale-up.