AFHEG Foundation

AFHEG Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to building a health-literate community of young people through promoting climate-health literacy through creative storytelling and gamified e-learning. By utilizing innovative approaches, we aim to educate and empower communities, particularly targeting students aged 10-18 and youth. The AFHEG Foundation is committed to enhancing climate-health literacy and fostering sustainable health practices through a range of innovative projects. Below are some of the key initiatives led by the foundation: Smarty: The Climate Health Information Hub Smarty is an interactive platform designed to make learning about health and climate change engaging and fun. Utilizing gamified learning, Smarty offers podcasts, games, animations, and courses to educate students on critical health and environmental issues. This platform aims to reach over 10,000 youth by the end of 2026. Health Defenders Network; The AFHEG Foundation works closely with a network of volunteers known as Health Defenders. These volunteers are instrumental in educating and advocating for better climate-health practices within their communities. They receive regular training and materials to enhance their outreach efforts. SuperBugs Clash: Kampala Edition It is an innovative board game designed as part of the AFHEG Foundation's antimicrobial resistance (AMR) training program. This engaging educational tool aims to raise awareness about AMR in a fun and interactive way. Climate-Health Literacy Workshops The foundation organizes workshops aimed at improving climate-health literacy among various age groups. These workshops are tailored to educate participants on the intersection of climate change and health, empowering them to take actionable steps toward sustainable living.