Mandated by the Allied Health Professionals Council to deliver accredited CPD training and allocate verifiable CPD points to allied health professionals across Uganda.
Tekel Health Foundation is mandated by the Allied Health Professionals Council (AHPC) — the statutory body responsible for regulating allied health professionals in Uganda — to design, deliver, and allocate CPD points for Continuing Professional Development activities.
Our objective is to provide high-quality CPD activities that are relevant to current healthcare challenges and aligned with national standards — helping practitioners stay current, compliant, and confident in their practice while progressing toward license renewal.
Learn more about the regulator at ahpc.go.ug.
AHPC-Mandated
CPD Provider
Continuing Professional Development keeps Uganda's allied health workforce current and licensed. Here's how it works when you train with Tekel Health Foundation.
Sign up for a focus area below and attend via self-paced e-learning modules, live webinars, or in-person regional sessions — whichever fits your schedule.
Complete the module content and any accompanying knowledge assessment, demonstrating competency in the material covered.
We log your contact hours and participation and issue verifiable CPD points you can present toward your AHPC license renewal file.
Ten accredited focus areas covering the clinical, ethical, and leadership competencies allied health professionals need most. Select one or more when you register below.
Practical frameworks for recognising, assessing, and managing mental health conditions within routine clinical care across primary and specialist settings.
Register for this area →Rapid-response skills for identifying and stabilising patients in psychiatric emergencies and acute crises, including safe referral pathways.
Register for this area →Evidence-based screening, brief intervention, and referral approaches for patients affected by alcohol and substance use, delivered with a stigma-free lens.
Register for this area →Applied ethical decision-making, informed consent, confidentiality, and professional conduct standards for allied health practice in Uganda.
Register for this area →Tools and methodologies for reducing clinical error, strengthening safety culture, and driving continuous quality improvement in health facilities.
Register for this area →Updated infection prevention protocols, outbreak preparedness, and practical IPC compliance for clinical and community health settings.
Register for this area →Building capacity in research design, data collection, and applying current evidence to everyday clinical decision-making.
Register for this area →Core leadership, team management, and health-systems strengthening skills for practitioners stepping into supervisory or facility-management roles.
Register for this area →Recognising and addressing burnout, compassion fatigue, and occupational stress among health workers, with practical resilience-building strategies.
Register for this area →Strengthening practitioner-patient communication, empathetic engagement, and culturally sensitive, patient-centred service delivery.
Register for this area →Self-paced online/offline e-learning modules, live webinars, and in-person regional roundtable training — choose what fits your role and location.
Most modules include a short knowledge assessment. Participants typically need to score 80% or higher to earn verifiable CPD points for that session.
Fees vary by program and cohort. Once you register below, our team will confirm your selected program's fee and share payment instructions directly.
Complete the form below to reserve your place. Our team will follow up with cohort scheduling and payment details.