Project Report
| Jun 7, 2026
Your Impact So Far
By Zachery Onyango | Project Leader
Your Impact So Far
Thanks to your generosity, critical progress is being made in the fight against Ebola in Uganda.
With your support, we have been able to:
- Strengthen contact tracing efforts to monitor exposed individuals
- Supply essential protective equipment to health facilities
- Support emergency response coordination in affected areas
While challenges remain, these actions are already helping to slow the spread and protect communities. These actions help curb issues that would turn into a Global pandemic and therefore saving lives and communities.
Every contribution—large or small—has played a role in this response. And as the situation evolves, your continued support will be key to sustaining and expanding these efforts.
We are deeply grateful to have you standing with us.
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Jun 7, 2026
A Story from the Frontlines
By Zachery Onyango | Project Leader
A Story from the Frontlines
In Kampala, healthcare workers are facing one of the most dangerous challenges of their careers. Two of the latest confirmed Ebola cases are health workers—individuals who showed up every day to care for others.
One frontline responder shared: “We know the risks, but we cannot turn patients away.”
Their courage is extraordinary—but courage alone is not enough. They need protection, equipment, and support.
Through your donations, we are helping ensure that frontline workers have:
- Protective gear to reduce exposure
- Training to safely manage suspected cases
- Support systems to continue their vital work
This outbreak is personal for those on the frontlines. Your support makes their work safer—and their sacrifices not in vain.
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Jun 8, 2026
Cross-Border Risk and Preparedness The Ebola outb
By Zachery Onyango | Project Leader
Cross-Border Risk and Preparedness
The Ebola outbreak has been linked to cases in neighboring regions, highlighting the importance of cross-border coordination and preparedness.
We are actively working to reduce the risk of spread by:
- Supporting screening and surveillance in high-risk border areas
- Sharing information with regional health partners
- Strengthening preparedness in communities near points of entry
Diseases do not respect borders—but strong coordination can stop them. At Development Alert, we are working with communities, grassroots partner and Development partners to support cross border interventions to curb the spread and management of Ebola cases to save lives.
Your continued support allows us to stay ahead of the outbreak and protect vulnerable populations before the virus spreads further. Thank you for helping us build a stronger, more prepared response
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